Intel Explores Sale of Network and Edge Businesses to Streamline Operations
May 21, 2025 (43 days ago)
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Intel is considering divesting its Network and Edge (NEX) businesses to focus on core operations like PC and data center chips, a strategic move to streamline its portfolio.
Divestiture of Network and Edge Businesses
- Intel is exploring the sale of its NEX group, which generated $5.8 billion in 2024 but saw minimal growth of just 1%2
- The potential divestiture aligns with CEO Lip-Bu Tan's strategy to focus on core businesses, such as PC and data center chips, where Intel holds 68% and 55% market shares, respectively4
Launch of Intel Arc Pro B-Series GPUs
- Intel has launched the Arc Pro B-Series GPUs, reinforcing its strategic focus on core business areas like PC and data center chips1
Streamlining Operations
- Intel recently folded the NEX division into its main chip segments and sold 51% of its Altera unit to Silver Lake for $4.46 billion, signaling a broader effort to simplify its portfolio2
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