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Capital expenditure guidance for the year

Intel on FY2026, the period ending 2026-12-26 on the company's fiscal calendar. Every value ever published for this period, in the order it was issued. Nothing here is computed: no delta, no percentage, no judgement about the movement.

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Our 2026 gross capital expenditures remain on track to be $20 billion

Issued 2026-10-29 by Intel · CEO/CFO Earnings Call Comments, Third-Quarter 2026 earnings call prepared remarks (company-hosted PDF on intc.com)

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Everything published for this period

5 statements. Ordered by the date each was issued.

IssuedValue as publishedSource
2025-07-24resulting in lower gross and net CapEx next year
stated in words, with no figure
first on the recordCEO/CFO Earnings Call Comments, Second-Quarter 2025 earnings call prepared remarks (company-hosted PDF on intc.com)
2026-01-22a range of flat to down slightly
stated in words, with no figure
restatedCEO/CFO Earnings Call Comments, Fourth-Quarter and full-year 2025 earnings call prepared remarks (company-hosted PDF on intc.com)
2026-04-23flat to last year
stated in words, with no figure
restatedCEO/CFO Earnings Call Comments, First-Quarter 2026 earnings call prepared remarks (company-hosted PDF on intc.com)
2026-07-23more than $20 billion
lower bound
restatedCEO/CFO Earnings Call Comments, Second-Quarter 2026 earnings call prepared remarks (company-hosted PDF on intc.com)
2026-10-29Our 2026 gross capital expenditures remain on track to be $20 billion
Intel names this gross capital expenditure.
restatedCEO/CFO Earnings Call Comments, Third-Quarter 2026 earnings call prepared remarks (company-hosted PDF on intc.com)
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Intel, capital expenditure guidance for the year, target FY2026: Our 2026 gross capital expenditures remain on track to be $20 billion, issued 2026-10-29. Previously more than $20 billion, issued 2026-07-23 (stated as a lower bound). Source: CEO/CFO Earnings Call Comments, Third-Quarter 2026 earnings call prepared remarks (company-hosted PDF on intc.com), https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/_47986fe477a6ac84fe34efbcbf38dd13/intel/db/887/9273/prepared_remarks/Q3%2726_Prepared_Remarks.pdf#page=7. Recorded by Silicon Almanac, which retains every prior value: https://siliconalmanac.com/figure/intel-capex-guidance/FY2026/  

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Source: Intel (2026-10-29), CEO/CFO Earnings Call Comments, Third-Quarter 2026 earnings call prepared remarks (company-hosted PDF on intc.com). Revision history: https://siliconalmanac.com/figure/intel-capex-guidance/FY2026/  

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publisher	figure	target_period	value_as_published	issued	qualifiers	source_title	source_url	previous_value	previous_issued	figure_page	retrieved
Intel	Capital expenditure guidance for the year	FY2026	Our 2026 gross capital expenditures remain on track to be $20 billion	2026-10-29		CEO/CFO Earnings Call Comments, Third-Quarter 2026 earnings call prepared remarks (company-hosted PDF on intc.com)	https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/_47986fe477a6ac84fe34efbcbf38dd13/intel/db/887/9273/prepared_remarks/Q3%2726_Prepared_Remarks.pdf#page=7	more than $20 billion	2026-07-23	https://siliconalmanac.com/figure/intel-capex-guidance/FY2026/	

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