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You want to get to some earnings because we're seeing some stocks move here in the aftermarket.

Intel shares, they are right now up about 2%. This is as we got in terms of some of the big headlines from Intel C's first quarter adjusted gross margin of 36%.

That's below what the street was forecasting of about 39.3%.

Go back to the fourth quarter, the last quarter. Revenues, that was a beat, 14.26 billion

versus an estimate of 13.81 billion. And again, talking about first quarter revenue, some forecasts here,

a bit of a range, 11.7 billion to 12.7 billion, and that, Tim, compares

with the street estimate of 12.85 billion. But again, right now we're seeing Intel up about 2%.

I know they also talked about in terms of some spending, right? And I think basically saying

they will not be spending speculatively. So I feel like some of that plays to maybe some of the commentary we've had about the AI

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