Intel (INTC) cuts costs and expands AI: Will inventory rise?

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Intel (INTC) aims to lower its expense report by expanding its AI initiatives in 2025. The company aims to reduce its operating expenses to $17 billion in 2025. In 2026, the company reportedly aims to cut its operating expenses to another $16 billion.

To achieve this, Intel Corporation plans to streamline its organization by reducing its management layer. The company also plans to focus on supporting the engineering team to create better products. At the same time, the company aims to increase accountability and make it easier for its customers to make Intel and business easier. Intel Stock (INTC) has subscribed to the report, up 3% over the last 24 hours.

Throughout 2025, AI has been at the forefront of the corporate strategy of several top companies. Nvidia (NVDA) still dominates the space, but other computing companies like AMD and Intel aren’t too late. Intel hasn’t been doing well in the past few years, but since 2020, its stock price has exceeded 60%. However, 2025 has proven different, with stocks increasing by 6.8% YTD. Much of the rebound comes from the advent of AI technology and the focus of Big Tech, which focuses on incorporating AI into everyday solutions.

Intel Stock (INTC) is below the 200-day simple moving average near the bottom of the 52-week range. Most analysts are waiting for Intel’s next revenue report to determine the right forecast for NVDA. As a result, most analysts suggest holding INTC stock rather than selling or purchasing. INTC’s current one-year price forecast is $21.00, indicating a 2% decrease from the current stock price. Meanwhile, CNN analysts are forecasting a high mark of $28.30 and a low of $14.

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