From CNET News.com: Intel's third-quarter revenue jumped $1.4 billion over the second quarter, though year-to-year revenue and profit comparisons were down. The world's largest chipmaker is struggling to lead the PC industry out of a brutal downturn that saw demand collapse earlier in the year. Revenue came in at $9.4 billion, beating Wall Street expectations, which hovered at just more than $9 billion. Revenue, however, was down from the $10.2 billion reported in the year-earlier period. On a year over year basis, revenue for the third quarter was down 8 percent, Intel said in a statement, adding that this was an improvement over the 15 percent and 26 percent year over year declines in the second and first quarters respectively. Intel shares were up more than 5 percent after hours, trading as high as $21.45 form a regular closing price of $20.49. View: Article @ Source Site |