Intel reported fourth quarter revenues of $10.7 billion, up 10.5% from Q4 2006. Net profit climbed 27% to $2.3 billion year over year. The results include restructuring charges of $234 million.

Intel CEO Paul Otellini said that Intel was able in Q4 to “[realize] the benefits of our investments in new products and [Intel’s] efforts to drive efficiencies.” The manufacturer said that microprocessor unit volume set a new record during the quarter, while average selling prices remained flat. Chipset unit volume also set a new record, the company said.

For 2007, Intel reported revenues of $38.3 billion and net income of 7.0 billion.

damn

Jan 15, 2008 19:36     

a 20% profit margin on a bulk product... when will I see the processor prices drop by 10%?
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My sentiments exactly

Jan 24, 2008 19:09     

and u wont see them drop. as long as they sell there is no reason for them to drop the price. And u wont see that until they come out with the new processors later this year.
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