In 2025, Intel's days are not easy, but the Capital Market has given a rather positive response.

Despite the ups and downs the company experienced this year, the long-term structural challenges it faces have not been completely resolved: the appointment of a new CEO, favorable policies and funding support from the U.S. government, and large investments from Nvidia and SoftBank have driven Intel's stock price to soar by 86% over the year, outperforming the "Big Seven Tech Giants" and leading over competitor AMD.

However, in the key manufacturing business, Intel still finds it difficult to attract enough substantial external customers, which means its transformation and recovery path remains a long way to go.