Intel's once-dominant cash flow has declined dramatically, turning from a strong $10 billion per year to negative flows, hampering its operations and strategic investments.
With a recent earnings report of just 2 cents per share, Intel's financial struggles have prompted board discussions on how to navigate the company's future.
Intel's shift in strategy towards AI chips and U.S. manufacturing led to massive investments, but the company was already too far behind to recover effectively.
The challenge for Intel—and a lesson for other companies—is recognizing when spending becomes wasteful rather than an investment in future profitability.
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