Intel sets July 23 date for second-quarter 2026 earnings, to host call at 2 p.m. PDT

Intel said it will report its second-quarter 2026 financial results on Thursday, July 23, 2026, promptly after the close of the market. The company tied the timing to a planned earnings briefing that will follow shortly afterward, giving investors a same-day window to parse quarterly performance and management’s outlook.

Alongside the release, Intel scheduled an earnings conference call for 2 p.m. Pacific time on July 23, 2026. The company said the call will be webcast live through its Investor Relations website, and that associated materials, along with a replay, will also be made available there.

The announcement framed the quarter as part of a broader effort to rebuild execution and strengthen Intel’s core businesses. In the company’s communications, CEO Lip-Bu Tan is expected to outline progress on those internal goals and discuss how the company is positioning itself for what it described as responsible growth in the AI era.

Intel’s preview also indicated that the company’s priorities are shaped by changes in technology demand driven by AI. While the company did not provide any quarter-specific financial guidance in its announcement, it suggested the earnings discussion will address how AI is reshaping the technology landscape and what that means for customers and product categories.

For Intel, investor focus around an earnings date tends to center on whether management can demonstrate improved operating momentum and clearer visibility into demand for its platforms across client computing, data center, and other end markets. The company’s emphasis on strengthening core businesses indicates that it intends to use the call to discuss progress on execution rather than treating the quarter as purely tactical.

Intel’s use of “responsible growth in the AI era” points to the way chipmakers are balancing near-term product and capacity decisions with longer-term investments tied to AI workloads. In practical terms, that usually means management will likely connect quarterly results to how it is managing the transition in computing demand, including the need for more AI-optimized infrastructure and systems.

Because Intel’s announcement was focused on timing and format, it did not disclose any numbers, revenue or profit targets, or updated financial outlook ahead of the quarter report. As a result, market participants will have to wait for the July 23 release and call transcript for details on performance versus expectations, margin trends, cash flow, and any changes in guidance.

The next items to watch are the specific metrics Intel reports on July 23, including results for the quarter itself and any commentary on demand drivers tied to AI. Investors and analysts will also look for elaboration on what Intel considers improved execution, particularly any milestones, operational changes, or customer momentum that management chooses to highlight during the call. The company’s webcast and replay on its Investor Relations site will be the primary channels for those details immediately after release.