Intel experienced negative price pressure driven by operational disruptions and competitive headwinds across its data center, client, and foundry segments. Operational concerns intensified following a serious industrial incident at its Fab 28 manufacturing plant in Kiryat Gat, Israel, raising market anxiety regarding potential production delays, workplace safety compliance, and CPU supply continuity. Compounding these operational risks, competitive pressures mounted after rival Nvidia unveiled new PC processor developments, drawing investor focus away from Intel’s Xeon 6 data center CPU rollout and signaling heightened competition in core client markets. Additionally, commentary from foundry rival TSMC regarding advanced packaging…