23 news & feature articles results for "amd obligation"

AMD drops its litigation while Intel agrees to "abide by" a long list of prohibitions. And renewed patent cross-license agreement frees AMD to spin off chip manufacturing.

Posted by Stephen Shankland and Jonathan Skillings

Chipmakers file motions in the U.S. District Court in Delaware, seeking sanctions against each other related to the retention of information in the 2005 antitrust case.

Posted by Brooke Crothers

The chipmaker spent 2001 increasing its market share in desktops; next year the company will focus on notebooks and servers--and gear up for the 2003 push on Hammer, its next-generation chip.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

The chipmaker spent 2001 increasing its market share in desktops; next year the company will focus on notebooks and servers--and gear up for the 2003 push on Hammer, its next-generation chip.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

The chipmaker says it has filed a lawsuit against its customer Alcatel Business Systems for allegedly defaulting on promises to buy flash memory through 2002.

Posted by Robert Lemos

George Lucas' spread in San Francisco's Presidio district will play host to a launch party for AMD, and the company's Barcelona chip will probably be the guest of honor.

Posted by Tom Krazit

The proposed merger of the chip companies would address Globalfoundries' weaknesses in service and in its ability to produce in bulk.

Posted by Vivian Yeo

During CES keynote, Michael Dell says it's his company's obligation "to take computing to the next level."
Photos: Dell overclocks for CES

Posted by Ina Fried

Server makers requested faster delivery of a 2GHz server processor scheduled for February, and the chipmaker obliged.
Photos: Quad-core Xeon 5335

Posted by Stephen Shankland

The chipmaker's chief executive, Dirk Meyer, talks about the company's competitiveness, Intel, and a new focus on processors for smaller, lighter laptops.

Posted by Brooke Crothers