Intel Expects Israel Fab Disruption to Weigh on Operating Results Through First Half of 2027

• Intel expects October's Israel fab accident to hurt gross profit and operating results in Q4 2026 through the first half of 2027.
• Operations are expected to resume by October's end following roughly two weeks of suspension; inventory write-offs and remediation charges are expected.
• Strong data center demand should continue into Q4 2026 and beyond; third-quarter DCAI revenue rose 78% to $7.32 billion.
• Client demand pressures are expected to worsen in Q4 2026 and persist into 2027; third-quarter CCPG revenue fell 5%.
• Substrate and memory shortages should persist into 2027, limiting supply and pressuring demand; mitigation includes factory capacity additions and long-term supply agreements.

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