AMD hiring spree continues

Ex-ATI guy this time

By Charlie Demerjian

Fri Apr 28 2006, 08:26

IT LOOKS LIKE THE stealth hiring spree at AMD is still on, with the firm cherry-picking some of the best in the industry.

The latest is Jon Carvill, ex of ATI. For those of you keeping score of these things, it is now 17:41:3, time for someone to catch up, eh? One has to wonder if this is the start of the bloody vengeance sworn after the Heye incident. µ

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