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A salesman holds up an Advance Micro Devices (AMD) Phenom II processor at a computer store in Santa Clara, Calif. , Tuesday, July 21, 2009. View Photo »
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A Hewlett-Packard Pavilion dv2 laptop with an AMD Yukon platform (L) is shown next to a laptop displaying the "Engine Room" Notebook Design Contest winning design during an Industry Insider session on the first day of the 2009 International Consumer Ele... View Photo »
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Dirk Meyer, president and CEO of AMD, speaks during an Industry Insider session on the first day of the 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, January 8, 2009. View Photo »
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Dirk Meyer, president and CEO of AMD, speaks during an Industry Insider session on the first day of the 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, January 8, 2009. View Photo »
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Dirk Meyer, president and CEO of AMD, is silhouetted during an Industry Insider session on the first day of the 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, January 8, 2009. View Photo »
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FILE - In this Oct. 14, 2009 file photo, an Advance Micro Devices (AMD) logo is shown on a computer at Best Buy in Mountain View, Calif. View Photo »
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An Advance Micro Devices (AMD) logo is shown on a computer at Best Buy in Mountain View, Calif. , Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2009. AMD is scheduled to report quarterly earnings after the market close Thursday. View Photo »
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An Advance Micro Devices (AMD) logo is shown on a computer at Best Buy in Mountain View, Calif. , Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2009. AMD is scheduled to report quarterly earnings after the market close Thursday. View Photo »
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A label on a laptop indicating that the computer is equipped with an Advance Micro Devices (AMD) Turion X2 chip is shown at a computer store in Santa Clara, Calif. , Tuesday, July 21, 2009. View Photo »
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SAN FRANCISCO - MAY 13: A pedestrian walks by an advertisement for chipmaker Intel May 13, 2009 in San Francisco, California. View Photo »
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SAN FRANCISCO - MAY 13: A pedestrian walks by an advertisement for chipmaker Intel May 13, 2009 in San Francisco, California. View Photo »
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SAN FRANCISCO - MAY 13: A pedestrian walks by an advertisement for chipmaker Intel May 13, 2009 in San Francisco, California. View Photo »
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The logo of US chipmaker Globalfoundries can be seen at the company's plant in Dresden, eastern Germany, on March 4, 2009. The new plant started manufacturing operations to produce semiconductors. View Photo »
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The logo of US chipmaker Globalfoundries can be seen at the company's plant in Dresden, eastern Germany, on March 4, 2009. The new plant started manufacturing operations to produce semiconductors. View Photo »
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SuChin Pak of MTV shows a laptop displaying the "Engine Room" Notebook Design Contest winning design during an Industry Insider session on the first day of the 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, January 8, 2009. View Photo »
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A salesman holds up an Advance Micro Devices (AMD) Phenom II processor at a computer store in Santa Clara, Calif. , Tuesday, July 21, 2009. Advanced Micro Devices Inc. narrowed its loss in the second quarter, even though sales at the chip company slumped 13 percent.
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Intel this week cancelled Larrabee, its proposed graphics processing unit (GPU) that was intended to compete with both nVIDIA and ATi (now a part of AMD). The moment AMD bought ATi Intel had to decide whether to build or buy its own GPU to stay in contention ... They decided to build, or at least said t...
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Intel this week cancelled Larrabee, its proposed graphics processing unit (GPU) that was intended to compete with both nVIDIA and ATi (now a part of AMD). The moment AMD bought ATi Intel had to decide whether to build or buy its own GPU to stay in contention ... They decided to build, or at least said t...
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Real graphics processing is messy, and Intel thought it would have an easier time in dominating the market than the two guys who are already there -- Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA) and ATI (Nasdaq: ATYT), now AMD (NYSE: AMD). Those two guys dominate the messy part.
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forces Intel to admit that what Nvidia and AMD do has some value.
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Our prior Underperform rating was based in part on the premise that a GlobalFoundries deconsolidation scenario was unlikely, implying that AMD shareholders would be exposed to significant losses from GlobalFoundries for an indefinite period ... However, the recent legal settlement with Intel has cleared...
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The FTC inquiry goes beyond issues raised in the clash with AMD, which accused Intel of pressuring computer makers into exclusive agreements. The investigation is broader than the issues we complained about to the commission, and have since settled
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Our new Crucial 4GB DDR3, high-density modules speak to this commitment; these products enable users to take advantage of newer 64-bit operating systems, as well as the latest generation of Intel and AMD processors.
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Unlike Gartner, however, IDC gives a specific reason for the turnaround: It believes powerful new processors from Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) and AMD (NYSE: AMD) are the reason for the improved buying outlook.
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AMD has worked tirelessly with Codemasters to collectively transform realism in PC gaming through new DirectX 11 technologies only available today on the latest ATI Radeon graphics cards ... Players taking advantage of the incredibly detailed graphics of DiRT 2 on ATI Radeon graphics cards, or the pheno...
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What this agreement does is formalize some changes that were already coming ... I don't imagine it will change the mix of Intel and AMD products the PC companies take.
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When inspiration strikes, I have traditionally turned to pen and paper to quickly jot down my vision for a scene because in a matter of minutes the images I see in my head can become reality ... With the new AMD platforms, my team is given the freedom to quickly design and animate our concepts and desig...
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The working relationship of the AMD and Intel negotiating teams was very professional, very constructive ... Relationships were in fact forged.
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It all happened faster than expected ... AMD's capital structure improved as a result of Intel's $1.25 billion settlement and yesterday's announcement of AMD debt restructuring actions.
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We view the new 5-year cross licensing agreement between Intel and AMD which does not require GlobalFoundries to be structured as a subsidiary as a major strategic gain for AMD supporting the company's longer term goal of operating as a 'design' company.
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Intel understands that AMD will contend to the European Commission, the New York Attorney General and to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission that any Intel Retroactive Discounts, Accused Bid Buckets or Accused End-User Discounts are anti-competitive and unlawful and that they should be prohibited
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At AMD, we’re already experiencing the benefits from our collaborative relationship with Microsoft on Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. We have almost 750 employees who beta tested Windows 7 and all of these employees will be able to upgrade to the new OS from now through 2010. Additionally, we plan...
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Years of collaboration allow Microsoft and AMD to deliver the technologies that can help accelerate and streamline the enterprise computing experience for customers around the world. We are excited to see the collaboration yielding improved power efficiency, increased multi-threaded scalability and larg...
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Microsoft and AMD share a commitment to delivering solutions designed to provide a superior computing experience for customers — from the datacenter to the PC
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When it dropped to 5%, inexplicably Intel seemed to start pulling its punches as if to keep AMD in the ring ... At 20%, suddenly Intel started fighting harder and usually managed to turn AMD back.
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When it dropped to 5%, inexplicably Intel seemed to start pulling its punches as if to keep AMD in the ring ... At 20%, suddenly Intel started fighting harder and usually managed to turn AMD back.
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Intel needs AMD to avoid further antitrust action ... AMD needs Intel because it can't supply the computer industry alone, at least not without a pretty long ramp. [And] a viable AMD represents a clear demonstration that the industry is competitive.
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Intel needs AMD to avoid further antitrust action ... AMD needs Intel because it can't supply the computer industry alone, at least not without a pretty long ramp. [And] a viable AMD represents a clear demonstration that the industry is competitive.
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Since July, the Jaguar's number of compute cores has been increased from 129,600 to 224,162 and -- what's substantial -- it has been equipped with AMD's new six-core processors Istanbul, which have only been available since August, and 2GB of memory per core
SOURCE: NewsFactor Network
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