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EX ATI VP lands at Western Digital

Peter Edinger gets a new job

By Fuad Abazovic

Thu Feb 08 2007, 14:48

BACK in the last days of 2006 we wrote that Peter Edinger, the VP of ATI Europe decided to go for a new job.

He switched from VP or ATI EMEA to the vice president of Western Digital sales in EMEA.

Yesterday was his first day at the new company. He will show up at CeBIT to meet customers and probably many of them already have done business with him from the eleven years he spent at ATI. µ

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