On August 7, Intel rose 3.62% in regular trading, trading at $100.46/share, with turnover of $1.267 billion. The stock stabilized and rebounded at the $100 level after two consecutive sessions of technical profit-taking.

On the news front, Intel previously surged over 10% in a single session after its EMIB-T advanced packaging technology achieved a yield rate breakthrough above 90%, coupled with MediaTek publicly confirming adoption of EMIB-T for its ASIC projects. The EMIB-T solution costs approximately 50% less than TSMC's CoWoS approach, a core advantage that continues to attract capital attention. Wedbush noted that MediaTek's yield commentary fully confirms Google TPU order migration to Intel's packaging services. Intel expects to offer EMIB-T packaging at scale next year, though substrate yield remains at roughly 50%, presenting a key bottleneck for capacity expansion.

The broader semiconductor sector provided tailwinds, with Marvell Technology up 3.36% and NVIDIA up 1.47%, creating sector-wide support for Intel's rebound.

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