Tuesday, July 24th 2012
AMD Gaming Exec Departs Chip Maker for Rival NVIDIA
The executive overseeing Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s (AMD) relationship with videogame-console makers has left the company to join rival NVIDIA, taking with him years of experience in the competitive field. Bob Feldstein, who joined AMD when the company acquired graphics-chip maker ATI in 2006, has taken on the role of vice president of technology licensing at NVIDIA. He most recently served as AMD's corporate vice president of business development and also led the company's Boston Design Center, which focuses on design engineering for AMD's various chips.
Source:
The Wall Street Journal
43 Comments on AMD Gaming Exec Departs Chip Maker for Rival NVIDIA
AMD is more than likely to stick it out with the APU until its dead and Nvidia is more then likely to be gobbled up by a Microsoft or Google in a buyout if there debt catches up to them.
Mid August we will know if the AMD slow down also effected Nvidia or not since they are do with there report.
Intel & AMD Settlement in 2009 101
Microsoft did have the right to buy Nvidia first with the SEC.
I found for being on an enthusiast forum some of you are really lazy to do research. Do you just like being spoon feed your information.
Another small differance is % of the company in stock
AMD = 60
Nvidia = 70
How does:
"The deal gives Microsoft the exclusive right to match any offer for 30% or more of Nvidia's outstanding shares by a third-party" equal Thats $US3.4bn for a baseline of 30% of the shares IF another party attempted to acquire those shares and likely trigger a takeover bid
As for the rest of your posting...you're right - some of you are really lazy...or just trolling. Too close to call.
Maybe you'd be better served putting your over active imagination to work on the topic at hand...namely AMD's brain drain.
www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-hector-ruiz-ceo,5926.html
AMD doesn't simply die it's a cockroach that keeps coming back stronger than ever.