Fueled by Musk's TeraFab tie-in, Intel's market cap hits highest level in 25 years — tops $300 billion on CPU, AI, and foundry momentum

Intel's market capitalization has reached over $300 billion, the highest in 25 years, driven by the production of Core Ultra 300 and Xeon 6+ processors at its Arizona fab. The company's recent partnerships and commitments, like Google's use of Xeon processors, have boosted investor optimism. While Intel's current value is below its peak in 2000, it signifies a positive trajectory for the company in AI, foundry, and process technology. This growth reflects a shift towards strategic narratives rather than just earnings in the semiconductor industry.