“AMD appears to be almost completely neglecting its consumer market in an effort to make inroads into the corporate and enterprise market. The cost to AMD could be catastrophic.”Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
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Could AMD be making a mistake?
This HEXUS article could be a conversational hand grenade. They are wondering if the inroads that AMD has made into corporate servers, and having Dell build systems around AMD processors displays a change in direction from AMD. Intel’s Core 2 Duo is the PC enthusiast’s choice, and AMD doesn’t seem to be doing much in response.
