Dell-AMD rumour rises again

Tick tock, tick tock, tick tock

By Cher Price

Thu Feb 16 2006, 17:49

AMERICAN TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH (AMR) is again telling its customers that Dell will soon announce it will use Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) chips.

That comes as Dell (tick: DELL) readies the world for its fourth quarter earnings later today.

AMD shares rose eighty cents on the NYSE today, to stand at $41.04 at press time. Intel (tick: INTC) stands at $21.36 on NASDAQ.

And if we had a cent for every time there was a rumour that Dell was gonna use AMD chips we'd be able to afford to marry that profligate Adamson Rust. µ

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