AMD to split into two operations


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Nothin' like a nice bit of racism in the morning :)

Nothing like being afraid of each other because of the way media portrays the color of our skin and beliefs.

Can't blame the stupid for being dumb enough to watch the News and believe every last word of it. Because they are just that, stupid.

So what if it's Arabs? Intel's Pentium M were developed in Isreal, and look at how successful they were. Who knows, maybe AMD will get some good ideas from them???

israel and arabs are different...israel is highly advanced in tech, while others...not so :p

anyway it doesnt have much influence on technology, except for money influx.

Excuse my business ignorance. Does this effect the end user (me)? What benefit does this have for the company to split in two? I understand that one is production, one is design. How can that be beneficial when it can be done under one roof?

In the CPU business up to now it's always been a HUGE advantage to own your FAB because you can keep it running the way that serves you. AMD would not need to do this if it weren't in such dire straits after taking over ATi and not staying focused on their main business of CPU's.

In the end it probably won't matter for AMD if the design team doesn't deliver a CPU worth buying versus whatever Intel has on the market.

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