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Intel vs Applied Materials: INTC and AMAT compared

Intel is the larger company: $16.5B of revenue in its latest quarter (Q3 2026) against $9.1B for Applied Materials (Q3 FY26). Applied Materials is growing faster (+25% against +21% a year earlier). Applied Materials is more profitable, with an operating margin of 33.7% against 15.3%.

Intel vs Applied Materials, latest quarterIntel vs Applied Materials, latest quarterIntel (INTC)Applied Materials (AMAT)Revenue$16.5B$9.1BRevenue growth, Y/Y+21%+25%Gross margin43.0%50.3%Operating margin15.3%33.7%Net margin20.1%27.8%Free cash flow$1.1B$2.3B

Where the money goes: INTC and AMAT

Intel (INTC) · Q3 2026

Intel, Q3 2026: revenue $16.5B (+21% year over year), operating margin 15.3%, net earnings $3.3B, operating cash flow $5.1B. The chart follows the revenue to costs, profit and cash.

Applied Materials (AMAT) · Q3 FY26

Applied Materials, Q3 FY26: revenue $9.1B (+25% year over year), operating margin 33.7%, net earnings $2.5B, operating cash flow $3.0B. The chart follows the revenue to costs, profit and cash.

Intel (INTC)Applied Materials (AMAT)
Latest quarterQ3 2026Q3 FY26
Revenue$16.5B$9.1B
Revenue growth, Y/Y+21%+25%
Gross margin43.0%50.3%
Operating margin15.3%33.7%
Net earnings$3.3B$2.5B
Net margin20.1%27.8%
Operating cash flow$5.1B$3.0B
Free cash flow$1.1B$2.3B
Market value$277.3B$255.4B
P/E—27.6×
Analysts’ mean target$91.12$626.87

Questions

Which is bigger, Intel or Applied Materials?

Intel is the larger company: $16.5B of revenue in its latest quarter (Q3 2026) against $9.1B for Applied Materials (Q3 FY26).

Is Intel or Applied Materials growing faster?

Applied Materials is growing faster (+25% against +21% a year earlier).

Which is more profitable, Intel or Applied Materials?

Applied Materials is more profitable, with an operating margin of 33.7% against 15.3%.

More: Intel earnings · how Intel makes money · Applied Materials earnings · how Applied Materials makes money

From the companies' latest 10-Q, 10-K or earnings release (10-Q filed Oct 30, 2026; 10-Q filed Aug 20, 2026). Fiscal quarters can end on different dates. Not investment advice.