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Could be something like TSMC giving ATI a discount due to 40nm issues that were provably TSMC side fault?How is it possible for a firm to "recognize a non-cash, one-time gain"?
Could be something like TSMC giving ATI a discount due to 40nm issues that were provably TSMC side fault?How is it possible for a firm to "recognize a non-cash, one-time gain"?
Hardly any info on Thuban on the website though, just some basic specs in the Phenom II section.
PS: for the record since it hasn't been mentioned yet here, Magny-cours (8 & 12 core MCM) got launched last month too.
Looks good for DAAMITAdvanced Micro Devices (NYSE:AMD)’ first-quarter share gains in the discrete and integrated graphics market came at the expense of rival GPU-maker Nvidia (NSDQ:NVDA), according to a report by industry watcher Mercury Research.
I bet Rick Bergman is quite happy these days. FWIH, he really likes market share.
DK
Yeah... Mercury CPU's numbers are a bit off too...Actually, I think that Dean McCarron's numbers are generally more reliable than Jon Peddie's. Dean follows both CPUs and GPUs and probably has wider contacts and greater visibility. Plus when he issues numbers and press releases, they are fact checked ahead of time...
I found this: http://www.investorvillage.com/mbthread.asp?mb=476&tid=8899717&showall=1#8899773
They compare Q1 2009 with 2010. Because the Q4 and Q1 numbers are a match with peddi's numbers.
11M is a lot from 5.5M at the end of Q1...