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makes their products in Germany and through overseas foundries. Intel makes the majority of their products in the US.
Fab employess greatly outnumber design employees, so in terms of the economy, Intel does more for the US than AMD has or ever will. - Posted by: C01in Posted on: 07/21/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
While this may sound too simple...
bjbrock | 07/21/08
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RE: AMD on road to recovery, says research firm
alalalallalalalal | 07/21/08
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AMD
C01in | 07/21/08
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AMD has Chip Factories in ...
mrlinux | 07/22/08
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Back in 1969
bobiroc | 07/22/08
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I sure hope so
bobiroc | 07/21/08
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