What is Intel's all other — inventory impairment charge?

Intel (INTC) reported all other — inventory impairment charge of $559.00M in Q2 2022.

What does all other — inventory impairment charge mean?

The cost recorded when inventory in non-core business segments loses value and must be written down.

Business Segments · Inventory impairment charge

All other — Inventory impairment charge

Analysis

StatementSegment

CategoryEfficiency

SignalLower is better

VolatilityVolatile

First reportedQ4 2014

Last reportedQ1 2026

How to read this metric

An increase suggests poor inventory management, product obsolescence, or declining market demand for products in the 'All other' segment. A decrease indicates better inventory control or more stable demand for these peripheral offerings.

Detailed definition

This metric represents the write-down of inventory value within the company's non-core or miscellaneous business segment...

Peer comparison

Peers often report similar charges under 'Other' or 'Corporate' segments, though the magnitude varies significantly based on the diversity of the company's non-core product portfolio.

Metric ID: intc_segment_all_other_inventory_impairment_charge

Historical Data

1 periods

	Q2 '22
Value	$559.00M

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Intel's all other — inventory impairment charge?: Intel (INTC) reported all other — inventory impairment charge of $559.00M in Q2 2022.
What does all other — inventory impairment charge mean?: The cost recorded when inventory in non-core business segments loses value and must be written down.