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Concerns over AMD's succession plans come at a difficult time for the company, and revive that old tug-of-war between marketing and engineering.
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at the D (device?), which is not the computer. Isn't N really the
computer?
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- New chip fabs
- by R.Jefferson January 3, 2008 10:52 AM PST
- With going "asset light," outsourceing more chip production to 3rd parties, scaling back upgrades in Dresden, and with this guy stepping up to the plate it doesnt look like AMD is going to build a new Fab in Saratoga NY with all the free billions in govt cheese anytime soon. Bummer.
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