Advanced Micro Devices Inc (AMD)

[SmallPops]

Do you think it is just coincidence that he mentions Cray when he talks about lincensing out C-HT?

Another point that analysts point to is that Intel has an advantage in bringing 65-nanometer process technology to the semiconductor market faster.
Hester: There are two pieces to that statement. The first part focuses on when Intel will ship its first 65-nanometer technology. The second piece of that statement questions when Intel's promise really yields in shipments and volume. AMD's philosophy is fundamentally different than Intel's. AMD tends to not buy the newest technology at the earliest possible date it's available. We tend to buy the technology a little bit later. The processes they put in place are focused around what they call automated precision manufacturing. What it allows them to do is tune the manufacturing process much tighter than when a general layer of silicon line is run.

Is that a screwed up statement or what. APM is AMDs baby.