Jim Cramer interviews former Intel CEO Brian Krzanich about his departure from the semiconductor company and his new role at automotive software company CDK Global Holdings.
Jim Cramer backs the stock of Intel despite Thursday's unexpected leadership change at the chipmaker.
Jim Cramer backs the stock of Intel despite Thursday's unexpected leadership change at the chipmaker.
Jim Cramer backs the stock of Intel despite Thursday's unexpected leadership change at the chipmaker.
Jim Cramer says he was "stunned" by news that Brian Krzanich has resigned as Intel chairman and CEO.
Stocks fell on Thursday as fears of an impending trade war between the U.S. and China dragged investor sentiment lower.
Intel will likely lose market share in the server chip business to AMD, according to Nomura Instinet.
Intel is ditching its wearables effort, which included augmented reality glasses called Vaunt.
Jim Cramer advised investors on stocks to watch as earnings season begins in earnest and companies guide toward tax reform benefits.
Intel said its first autonomous vehicle has three high-resolution front cameras that allow a 180-degree field of view on the road.
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich said the firm will update the processors affected by recently revealed vulnerabilities by the end of January.
Teresa Goody, Goody Group founder and former SEC official, discusses Intel CEO Brian Krzanich's sale of stock ahead of the revelation of a security flaw in the company's high-performance chips.
Jim Cramer looked ahead to the stocks and events he'll watch next week, including two major conferences and earnings from the banks.
Jim Cramer looked ahead to the stocks and events he'll watch next week, including two major conferences and earnings from the banks.
Jim Cramer looked ahead to the stocks and events he'll watch next week, including two major conferences and earnings from the banks.
Although Meltdown and Spectre affected leading processors in many devices, Intel is bearing most of the fallout.
The issue involving Intel's chips is "messy" and AMD will take advantage of that, CNBC's Jim Cramer says.
CEO Brian Krzanich sold off a chunk of his stake in Intel last November but reports claim the company was told about security flaws in June.
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich spoke to CNBC's "Closing Bell" on Wednesday.
CNBC's Jon Fortt speaks with Intel CEO Brian Krzanich about how the company was made aware of the security issue with its processors.
