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AMD do it again..............in Germany
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AMD won the case recently in Japan, I have no reason to believe they wont in Germany
Of course Intel's massve growth over the last 20 years especially helps them have much more developement potential in new FAB plants ( after all even a retooling of a fab plant can cost £100's Millions and new plants are nearer £1 Billion or so) but AMD have quadrupled their capacity from 4 years ago and up until a few days ago held the performance crown for a year - 18 months despite the handicap
I personally dont think anyone should complain about AMD fighting Intel - the stronger AMD get - upto a point - the better the competition and the consumer wins
Of course Intel's massve growth over the last 20 years especially helps them have much more developement potential in new FAB plants ( after all even a retooling of a fab plant can cost £100's Millions and new plants are nearer £1 Billion or so) but AMD have quadrupled their capacity from 4 years ago and up until a few days ago held the performance crown for a year - 18 months despite the handicap
I personally dont think anyone should complain about AMD fighting Intel - the stronger AMD get - upto a point - the better the competition and the consumer wins