Fast money starts right now live from the NASDAQ market site overlooking

New York City's Times Square I'm Melissa Lear traders on the desk are Tim Seymour

Karen Friderman Dan Nathan and Guy Dami we start with a huge night for earnings

Amazon the big one after our slightly higher We start with a huge night for earnings.

Amazon, the big one after our slightly higher right now.

Intel, Ford, Starbucks, T-Mobile,

also reporting moments ago as we gear up for those conference calls.

We've got full team coverage on Amazon. Deja Bosa is out in Los Angeles, and Gene Munster,

a fast money friend is in Minneapolis. They are both getting ready to jump in on this

conference call which starts at 5.30. We'll check in with Gene in just a few moments, but first we start

off with Intel. That chip stock getting crushed after ours. Let's go straight to Josh Lipton

for the details. Josh.

So you know, Melissa, listen, chips had been on a tear heading into this earnings season and obviously something you guys have hit a lot, the SMH.

Now they're starting to see these earnings reports and commentary from Texas Instruments from Zylinks,

and now Intel and here, I want to just dig quickly

into the business side.

C. C. G. Business, chips for PCs, 8.6 billion dollars. That was a bit better

than expected. That DCG business though, so chips for servers, that was 4.9 billion dollars.

That was down 6% and that did miss estimates.

I just caught up quickly with Steveles, Kevin Cassidy Cassidy he would say that was the big number

to him in this report because it's Intel's most profitable business line because

that business segment should have the most long-term potential growth

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