AMD’s Raja Koduri joins Intel
Didn't take him that long after his sabbatical, did it?
Yes, Koduri has been seduced by the Great Satan of Chips and a normal press release has emerged from Chipzilla that doesn’t mention Koduri’s former dislike of the company.
AMD’s Koduri will be missed
Great Architect of the graphics business has great sense of humour
The news that Raja Koduri has quit AMD didn’t come as a complete surprise to us because of his sabbatical announced some time ago.
Raja Koduri quits AMD
Leaked memo confirms it
Although most of the AMD team believed that Raja Koduri would be coming back to AMD RTG after his sabbatical, it appears that he is now gone for good.
Intel announces it will use Vega for notebooks
Fudzilla told you so in May 2017
Back in May, Fudzilla wrote about the fact Intel will work with AMD on graphics and guess what? We were right.
AMD releases Radeon Software 17.11.1 driver
Call of Duty: WWII optimization and a couple of fixes
AMD has released its newest Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition 17.11.1 driver which brings optimizations for Call of Duty: WWII game as well as a couple of other fixes and features.
AMD is not as bad as Morgan Stanley thinks
Let’s downgrade them when making money
AMD took a bit hit after Morgan Stanley’s Joseph Moore thought he'd figured out AMD, and he doesn’t see rosy things for the company.
Radeon Pro SSG launches at lower price
Under $5,000 in US
Launch day pricing drops over $2000 $2400
AMD hires ex-Micron chieftain
The semiconductor man
Advanced Micro Devices has made the ex-CEO of Micron a director on its board.
AMD releases Radeon Software 17.10.3 driver
Fixes bugs with Destiny 2 and new Wolfenstein
AMD has released its latest Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition 17.10.3 driver which fixes some problems for RX Vega graphics cards and Destiny 2 and Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus games.
AMD stock price wobbles after downgrade
Morgan Stanley dishes the dirt
Analysts at Morgan Stanley think that the stock price of AMD is too high and have issued a warning that it could fall as far as $8 per share.