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Intel Jumps 10% as Analyst Says Musk’s Terafab Could Give Foundry Much-Needed Scale

BenzingaDaragh Thomas

Intel jumped 7% after Northland upgraded the stock, saying Musk’s Terafab could give its loss-making foundry business much-needed scale.

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