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AMD sells off big field behind Sunnyvale HQ

Updated We got the shots

By INQUIRER staff

Sat Aug 18 2007, 09:44

A LOCAL tells the INQ the big field that's part of AMD's HQ in Sunnyvale is now up for sale.

The field, according to our correspondent, was popular with the locals for flying kites, playing American cricket and the rest.

But now, he said, it's all sold and there are big signs saying so and warning about trespass.

This is the place on Google maps.

If you live near there and want to confirm this story by getting us a quick snap, we'd like to see the signs. Next time we're in Sunnyvale we'll buy you an ale.

Asset light, eh. µ

*SOMEONE TOOK A STROLL for us. Thanks.

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*SOMEONE ELSE took a stroll for us. Thanks someone else.

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