Trump's tariffs have made stock markets around the world gloomy, and the technology industry has become the hardest hit area. It has made it even worse for Intel, which was already in trouble. The stock price and market value have even hit the lowest point in 16 years. At the close of trading on April 8, Eastern Time, Intel's stock price was only US$18.13, down 7.36%, and its market value was approximately US$79.06 billion, both new lows since July 2009.

In contrast, AMD is actually having a hard time, falling 6.5% yesterday to close at US$78.21, with a market value of approximately US$126.41 billion.

Compare it, Intel's market value is only about 60% of AMD's, and its stock price is less than a quarter.——Who would have thought of this five years ago?

The good news is that as the situation changes, technology stocks have rebounded today. As of the time of writing, Intel has surged 18.75% to $21.53, and AMD has surged 23.82% to $96.84.

What to do next depends not only on the influence of the general environment, but also on your own strength.

For Intel, the 18A process and Panther Lake processor that will be released in mass production may become a watershed.