Thursday, June 9, 2011

Intel Increases the Dividend of Its Shareholder for the 2nd Time in Last 6 Months

Image representing Intel as depicted in CrunchBaseImage via CrunchBaseIntel Corp. has once again made a huge financial leap this quarter, as its dividend raise over expectation to 16 percent, growing further from which was already one highest-yielding shareholder payouts in the tech-word. This Wednesday it reached its peak, highlight the strong hold and base of Intel in the market of personal computer, which is still growing better than ever regardless of the threats from its rivals like tablet computers of companies like Apple. Paul Otellini, the C.E.O. of Intel, asserted that this immense growth is not temporary; he claimed that the demand of computer has spread the computing market worldwide and thanks to that, the company has a long track of increasing revenue, which has grown more than 20 percent over last year's $43.6 billion.
It was quoted that more than 1 million PCs are being sold daily in the market, out of which almost 80 percent contain these Intel microprocessors, acting as if the "brains" of those computers. This immensely high demand lead to the dividend increase is welcomed second time by Intel' in past six months, whereas considered overall it was the 16th.
This represents nothing but the confidence of Intel, and its strong holds in the market allowing it to have immense moneymaking potential and be one of the industry-leading factories. The microchips of Intel are highly admired and are considered as the most popular device of the company. Just this past week, Intel announced that it has now developed a newer design for its transistors and its new chips will be relatively much faster, more energy-efficient and also should be cheaper to build.
Even though the markets of tablets and smartphones are enlarging everyday being a through to the PC market, but is still too huge to be effected any soon. This year the company has seen its best financial results in just first three months, and it has hopes that it will continue the pace as it definitely has plenty of money to make in this industry. Analysts say that it’s the reason that computers become cheaper and more affordable that the market is so reliable. While Intel is also trusted to keep supporting the corporate demand for new PCs, which are actually housed over the Intel chips. The performance of the company has crossed all expectations and predictions, including Wall Street Journal.

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