Intel has many a reason to be jolly-- its revenue for Q1 2011 totals $12.9BN, a 25% Y-o-Y increase compared to Q1 2010. Analysts were predicting revenues of around $11.6BN for the quarter.
The company says such earnings are an all-time record for the company-- reaching double-digit annual revenue growth in all its major product segments and across all geographies. Intel now aims to achieve more than 20% annual revenue growth in total for this year.
When it comes to product segment group growth, the PC client group's revenue is up by 17%, the Data Center group's by 32%, and the other Intel architecture group's up by 70%.
Atom microprocessor and chipset revenue totals $370m, a 4% Y-o-Y increase.
Intel's 2 major 2010 acquisitions, Infineon and McAfee, contribute a further $496m worth in revenue.
