Current reviews and benchmarks on the backside show that competing on a scale of graphics cards.

I'm on my phone so I can't exactly do a detailed analysis for you guys but wow. Considering the cash on hand the debt to equity ratio the free cash flow the revenue even the current revenue growth even if it's lowered or flat a little bit, the ROA, ROI, ROE and ROC.

The huge amount of share buybacks and all the products they have coming out this year for graphics cards in that market and the new 13000 series CPU along with their management history. Their PE is under 10 and their price to free cash flow is under 15. I'm loving it. I wish their DGR percent year of year was a little bit higher of at least 7% for the 3 year and the 5 year but it's consistent at least and it's been growing for almost 20 years next year.

Edit* spelling a bit and to add: some of you don't realize that Intel has has been developing discrete GPUs to compete with Nvidia and AMD. Don't undervalue the machine learning and AI implementations of this along with the gamers and the miners for crypto.

A large part of the world has been eating up every graphics card that's made. This could be representative of hundreds of millions or potentially billions of dollars in revenue. It also has the possibility of eating into a small portion of Nvidia and AMD's sector market share. Current reviews and benchmarks on the backside show that they are competing on a scale of AMD and Nvidia's newer graphics cards.$Intel(INTC)$ $AMD(AMD)$ $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$