LIVE: Here come Intel's Q1 earnings

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Intel is set to report Q1 earnings this afternoon after Thursday's closing bell, its first quarterly report card since Bob Swan took the reins as permanent CEO in January.

It's been a busy period for the chipmaker, and investors are keen for more details on Intel's surprise move to exit the 5G smartphone chip business and about how demand is holding up for datacenter products amid ongoing economic uncertainty.

Here's what Wall Street analysts are expecting Intel to report for its first quarter of 2019:
  • EPS (adjusted): $0.87
  • Revenue: $16.02 billion, roughly flat year-over-year

Last quarter, Intel missed Wall Street's expectations on revenue and earnings, and the stock plunged 8%. Swan, who was the interim CEO at the time, said that trade concerns in China had "intensified."

We'll be updating this post with all the details as soon as the results cross the wire, so refresh your browser or click here for real time updates.

Get the latest Intel stock price here.

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