Don't change AMD/Intel buying decisions because of lawsuit

AMD's lawsuit against Intel will bring intense media attention, but it is unlikely to affect either company's operations.

Martin Reynolds

AMD's lawsuit against Intel will bring intense media attention, but it is unlikely to affect either company's operations.

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