[citation][nom]kog91[/nom]AMD has been in this situation more than once, the end of 2008 for one. The problem is that people look at stock values and assume that is a measure of the success or failure of a company. That is simply not true. AMD has been at this game for a very long time. It may mean they need to reinvent themselves in terms of markets and tactics, but they are a long way off from ever throwing in the towel.Or have you all forgotten that 20% of AMD is owned by the United Arab Emirates. With that kind of capital pool, revenue isn't the only piece of the story.[/citation]
Except AMD wasn't competitive in 2008, and is even less competitive now.
Except AMD wasn't competitive in 2008, and is even less competitive now.