Intel has not been able to keep up with the innovations that have taken place in the industry over the last few years, the evolution being altered by the rise of giants such as Samsung and Qualcomm.
Moreover, the semiconductor crisis and the disruption of global supply chains, exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic, have led to a significant decline in the shares of the world’s largest chipmakers.
Also, the reluctance of international investors towards the assets of the tech industry intervened in the landscape, the phenomenon taking place against the background of a transition from the “growth” segment to the “value” type and in the context of increasing global interest rates. Shares of Qualcomm have fallen 27 percent since the beginning of the year, not taking into account the dynamics of the meeting on Wednesday, April 13th.
At the same time, AMD is down 37%, and Intel shares have depreciated 12.6% in 2022 and 28.7% in the last 12 months. Nvidia, which some analysts say is well ahead of Intel in software technology, has been down 28.6% since early 2022.
However, the company has one of the best performances on Wall Street in the last five years, an advance of almost 750%, meaning that investors with exposure to Nvidia have registered an increase of more than eight times the investment during this period. By comparison, Intel has risen by only 28% in the last five years.
In fact, Nvidia has recently reached the top 10 largest companies in the world in terms of capitalization, with a market value of 535 billion dollars, while Intel is worth 190 billion dollars and AMD 155 billion dollars, after an increase of 630% in five years.
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