AMD planning to outsource CPU production to TSMC in 2H08
Posted by Daniel Fleshbourne on 13 May 2008 - 11:10 · 6 comments & 2841 views
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#1 Posted by Glassed Silver on 13 May 2008 - 11:29
- are they gonna move all of their CPU production there?
in that case that'd mean the few years old (maybe 2) factory in Germany becomes useless...
in that case they'd do the same sh** nokia did here -> consequence -> i don't buy AMD anymore
they might continue engineering here and move production only... but still... *@@$%)("&$!
Glassed Silver:mac -
#1.1 Posted by JJ_ on 13 May 2008 - 15:56
- (Glassed Silver said @ #1)are they gonna move all of their CPU production there?
in that case that'd mean the few years old (maybe 2) factory in Germany becomes useless...
in that case they'd do the same sh** nokia did here -> consequence -> i don't buy AMD anymore
they might continue engineering here and move production only... but still... *@@$%)("&$!
Glassed Silver:mac
Jog along Intel fanboy!
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#3 Posted by freeeekyyy on 14 May 2008 - 00:32
- This is exactly why Intel is trouncing AMD. Intel would never make a stupid decision like this. The more control over the end product, the better. Outsourcing means less control over the product. I guess this also means AMD will be abandoning that fab they were building in new york. To me, this is a sign of the end for AMD. Within 5 years, they will be no more.
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Although Hector Ruiz, CEO of AMD did not mention any plans to outsource production during the company's recent investors conference, the industry sources revealed that TSMC has already started testing procedures for a SOI manufacturing process in order to land manufacturing orders for AMD's Fusion CPUs.