Intel's revenue rose 25% year over year to $16.1 billion in its fiscal second quarter, ended June 27, 2026, accelerating from 7% growth in Q1. Arm reported $1.3 billion for its quarter ended June 30, up 22%, and forecast $1.4 billion for its next quarter.
Across the eight quarters listed, Intel revenue ranged from $12.7 billion to $16.1 billion, while Arm's ranged from $844 million to $1.5 billion. Arm has historically centered its business on licensing processor designs, but it has also begun selling production silicon directly and announced a joint research and development agreement with Samsung for customized next-generation chips for smartphones and other consumer devices.
Intel appointed a chief sales officer to oversee global sales across its product portfolio and completed an upsized $20 billion common-stock offering to fund investments in its manufacturing base.
