Intel has reported revenue of $20.5 billion (+3 percent) in the fourth quarter and $79 billion (+1 percent) in 2021.
Intel’s fourth-quarter revenue was led by a record quarter for Data Center Group (DCG), with strong server recovery in enterprise and government. The Internet of Things Group (IoTG) had a record quarter, reflecting demand on recovery from COVID-19 impacts. The Client Computing Group (CCG) delivered another $10 billion quarter, proving that PCs are essential.
Business Unit Summary
| Key Business Unit Revenue | Q4 2021 | vs. Q4 2020 | 2021 | vs. 2020 | ||||||
| CCG | $10.1 billion | down | 7% | $40.5 billion | up | 1% | ||||
| DCG | $7.3 billion | up | 20% | $25.8 billion | down | 1% | ||||
| Internet of Things | ||||||||||
| IOTG | $1.1 billion | up | 36% | $4.0 billion | up | 33% | ||||
| Mobileye | $356 million | up | 7% | $1.4 billion | up | 43% | ||||
| NSG | $1.0 billion | down | 18% | $4.3 billion | down | 20% | ||||
| PSG | $484 million | up | 15% | $1.9 billion | up | 4% | ||||
“We exceeded top-line quarterly guidance by over $1 billion and delivered the best quarterly and full-year revenue in the company’s history,” said Pat Gelsinger, Intel CEO. “Our focus on execution across technology development, manufacturing, and our traditional and emerging businesses is reflected in our results.”
Intel is aiming for revenue of $18.3 billion in the first quarter of 2022.
