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Tech homes to be built in AMD's back yard

Not just ordinary homes

By Adamson Rust

Mon Aug 20 2007, 12:49

ANOTHER OF OUR readers kindly rolled down to AMD's large back garden and took another shot which explains what's happening to the large patch of green.

It looks like those nice shady green tree trees will be felled, to be replaced with some John Laing homes - not just ordinary homes, but tech homes too.

Whatever tech homes are. We're grateful to our reader for the shot. We owe you a beer or three, next time we're in Bunnyvale. µ

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