AMD rudderless in "exciting" market

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By INQUIRER staff

Thu Mar 01 2007, 10:19

SOUTH AFRICAN site IT-Online said that the only representative of AMD has quit the firm leaving absolutely no one in charge.

According to IT-Online, while there are four distributors selling products in South Africa, two are about to be axed.

Two years ago, AMD senior VP Richard Henri described the SA market an exciting example of an emerging market.

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