Comments on: What’s wrong with Advanced Micro Devices?

By: Jason

Jason — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 16:52:39 +0000

AMD will ultimately succeed due to their pro-consumer history. Any company that punks the customer by controlling the market and bullying the industry will eventually be found out. Intel will out-perform for a little while until this anti-trust lawsuit against them eventually turns them on their head. Better yet, Intel doesn’t get trampled, they just get honest. Since when does Bush have to do with micro-processors? Wow.

By: Mike

Mike — Wed, 23 May 2007 15:59:51 +0000

P..P…P…PLEASE Paul….

Intel had the advantage that it did not have to “convert” users to their brand like AMD had to do… once Intel came out with a better multicore chip they re-entered the game with strenght, AMD will come out with a faster better performing chip and will regain position, I still feel that Intel has more to lose in this battle, because now there are 2 equally recognized manufacturers.

And Paul… please don’t tell me that the 2000 crash was Bush’s fault too… the market today is not being driven by technology like in 2000… so your partisan comments make no sense whatsoever.

By: Paul

Paul — Thu, 19 Apr 2007 21:14:07 +0000

Excessive and undeserved payouts of millions to corporate executives… even when in a loss positioin, like AMD… will eventually bring another crash to the markets like we had in 2000. Of course the BS artists in Washington DC will scratch their heads and fake amazement….

With Interest rates cut to a false low and a new crash in the market… America will probably reach a more than 50% “below the poverty line” population.

Let’s hope that Bush doesn’t start with his “Americans should invest in the stock market to save social security bit” again….

Paul.