The weaker global demand for PCs may become the cause to miss market targets for Intel, the world’s biggest computer chip maker.

Due to latest lower consumer spending globally, Intel warns that its revenues for October to December might be 14% down.

Now the company projects Q4 revenue of $9bn, while it was $10.5bn in its previous forecast.

The new figure is much worse than expected, analysts say.

John Dryden of Charter Equity Research says: “It is quite significant, consumers are basically shutting down for the holidays and it’s below what they were expecting.”

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It is published in the associated press of San Francisco just a few times ago; the AMD opportunities are cutting down in the job market day by day. The reason of this breakdown is the heavy explosion of slump in the world trade market.

The investors are facing the risk factors more than the past, as the needs and wants of the local and international people have been badly spoiled, due to the inflation, which led the market gamblers and investors into crack down.

AMD mentioning the ratio of its stocking bonds and shares to the public, that are poorly got down due to the market depression in world, as the value of dollar in the international market has been decreased down.

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Intel (Nasdaq:I NTC) exhibited on Wednesday, the Centrino Atom family of low-power processors for mobile internet devices (MIDs)

A new class of inexpensive, simple Internet-centric computers named as “Netbooks” has been also announced that will be available in market later this year.

However, they will concentrate on Atom family whose technology forms a new single chip: the Intel system controller Hub that empowers PC-like qualities with composite graphics and a wireless radio.

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