Intel on track for cumulative software sales of $1 billion by end 2027, exec says


FILE PHOTO: Intel EVP and CTO Greg Lavender speaks at the Reuters NEXT conference in Singapore July 9, 2024. REUTERS/Ore Huiying/File Photo

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Intel's push into software is going well and the company could have cumulative software revenue of $1 billion by the end of 2027, Chief Technology Officer Greg Lavender told Reuters.

Intel made north of $100 million in software revenue in 2021, the year Lavender was brought in from cloud computing company VMware by CEO Pat Gelsinger to steer the chipmaker's software strategy. Since then, Intel has bought three software companies.

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