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AMD won't buy ATI

Computex 2006 Both camps confirmed

By Fuad Abazovic

Wed Jun 07 2006, 04:12

WE CANNOT name names but a few important people from both camps have confirmed that AMD won't buy ATI.

Charlie is convinced that it will happen and you can read it here. Well, sorry to disappoint him but at this time there are no serious talks between the two.

Two companies are hardly compatible and a chap confirmed that if anyone is out to get ATI it is definitely not an AMD. You have to think more blue I think as Intel has the money for it. They are not in talks either but Intel could pull out the cash.

Intel rather likes to use ATI's patents as the companies like to cooperate together.

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@ Darkelfa

Not his fault.

lol

posted by : Bizzy, 30 May 2009 Complain about this comment

Wow

I bet you feel like a real ass-hat about now.

posted by : DarkElfa, 07 May 2009 Complain about this comment

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