Texas Instruments Shares Jump 19% on AI Chip Demand
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- Texas Instruments sees its stock jump 19% on Thursday, its biggest single‑day gain since 2000, after issuing Q2 guidance fueled by high AI data‑center analog chip demand.
- Intel reports Q1 revenue of $13.58 billion, up 7% YoY and beating estimates of $12.42 billion, and raises Q2 revenue and adjusted EPS forecasts above Wall Street expectations.
- Intel shares surge more than 15% in after‑hours trading, reflecting investor enthusiasm for the AI‑driven chip market.
Why it matters: Investors in Texas Instruments and Intel reap immediate gains as shares jump 19% and >15% respectively, while AI data‑center operators secure a steadier supply of analog chips, accelerating AI infrastructure rollout.
