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The market rally this week pushed the Nasdaq to its 13th straight winning day, signaling broad strength.
Technology stocks led gains as the S&P 500 information technology sector rose about 8% week-to-date.
Analysts identified AMD as the top overbought stock with an RSI above 80 amid a six-week winning streak.
Other chipmakers ON Semiconductor, Intel and Broadcom also showed high RSIs signaling potential pullbacks.
Synchrony Financial joined the overbought list as its RSI approached the mid-70s with a positive week.
Despite gains, analysts generally maintain Buy ratings with modest upside expectations for the coming year.
Investors are watching for pullbacks after the rally, especially among overbought tech names.
The weekly gains included a strong performance from the S&P 500 and a notable market jump overall.
Energy stocks lagged this week, contrasting the rally in technology shares.
Analysts' price targets imply only modest upside beyond current rally levels.

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TSMC CEO C.C. Wei says Intel Foundry is a formidable rival, stressing there are no shortcuts in the foundry game.
Wei notes there are no shortcuts and the foundry rules keep evolving with leadership and customer trust as key factors.
Intel still produces most products in its own fabs, maintaining substantial internal manufacturing capacity.
Intel’s Xeon shares exceed AMD’s EPYC in servers, though AMD leads in high-core-count performance segments.
TSMC is expanding with advanced processes like 18A and N2, while AMD and Intel compete for external demand.
TSMC's 2025 revenue highlights show Intel Foundry as the second-largest world-wide foundry, far behind TSMC.
TSMC foresees continued leadership in leading-edge process tech, limiting external customer access for Intel Foundry.
The piece places Intel, Samsung, and TSMC as the three remaining champions able to produce logic chips on leading-edge tech.
TSMC emphasizes that external interest in Intel Foundry remains limited as it competes for external customers.
TSMC's earnings call framed the competitive landscape as a partnership to push progress in chipmaking overall.

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Intel delivered a sharp stock rebound in 2026 as investors bet on 18A ramp and US-based foundry strategy.
Nvidia and SoftBank invested in Intel, signaling strong support from peers amid the turnaround.
A CHIPS Act disbursement provided additional runway for Intel’s foundry initiatives.
Long-term holders still face scrutiny as the ten-year return lags the broader market.
The near-term profitability path depends on external demand for Intel’s foundry capacity.
Analysts set a cautious target with a forward P/E around 129x, signaling high expectations.
Intel cut costs and refocused on core AI and manufacturing strengths to regain momentum.
The story contrasts a strong one-year gain with weaker longer-term performance.
Intel’s leadership change aimed to accelerate the turnaround and cash flow improvements.
External demand and AI momentum are key variables to monitor going forward.
Intel’s resurgence drew attention to strategic capital moving into chipmakers.

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Intel unveils US-made Core Series 3 CPUs to reduce dependence on TSMC.
The Core Series 3 uses an 18A process and is produced at Hillsboro and Chandler fabs.
Core Series 3 targets budget laptops and low-power edge devices with up to six cores.
Chips include 2 Xe3 graphics cores and a modest NPU for AI tasks.
Memory options range up to 64 GB DDR5 with 48 GB LPDDR5 support.
First systems and broader partner designs planned to ship this quarter.
Intel positions Core Series 3 as edge processors competing with Nvidia’s Jetson Orin Nano.
The company notes improved performance versus Tiger Lake in Cinebench 2024 tests.
Edge and notebook markets are a key focus for the new Core Series 3 lineup.
Intel emphasizes a US manufacturing footprint for strategic resilience.
Intel hints at broader strategy to diversify supply chain beyond TSMC.

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