Texas Instruments Earnings +19%: Analog Chip Winter Over

Texas Instruments earnings for Q1 2026 show revenue of $4.83B rising 19% year-over-year, with data center sales up 90% marking the strongest growth since 2001.

Texas Instruments earnings for Q1 2026, released on April 22, delivered revenue of $4.83B (+19% YoY) and EPS of $1.68, beating consensus by 23%. Data center revenue grew 90% year-over-year and industrial rose more than 30%, triggering the stock’s biggest single-day jump since April 2001. The print lifted the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (SOX) to 16 straight daily gains, the longest streak on record. Read more »

Apple CEO Transition: Ternus In, Srouji’s 5-Division Reset

Apple CEO transition sees Tim Cook pass leadership to Jony Ternus on Sept 1, with Srouji's 5-division hardware restructure reshaping a $4T company facing its biggest AI challenge yet.

The Apple CEO Transition takes effect on September 1, 2026. Tim Cook hands the chief executive role to John Ternus (51), and Johny Srouji is promoted to Chief Hardware Officer with immediate effect, fusing the long-separated Hardware Engineering and Hardware Technologies units into a single five-division command. At a $4 trillion market cap, the org chart itself just rewired the next decade of Apple Silicon and on-device AI decisions. Read more »

Intel Q1 Earnings: 76% Rally vs Wall Street’s 29% Downside

Intel Q1 Earnings preview highlights a 76% YTD stock rally, a $25B Terafab joint venture, and Wall Street's $46.79 price target implying 29% downside risk ahead.

Intel Q1 Earnings on April 23 lands into the single most controversial chart in US large-cap semiconductors this spring. The stock is up 76% year-to-date and 216% over twelve months, yet the average Wall Street price target sits 29% below spot. That gap is not an analytical oversight — it is a window into how differently investors and sell-side models are reading the same three catalysts. Read more »