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Axe falls on AMD low-end processors

...of its products based on Intel's Tillamook processor. Production capacity at Fab 25, where the processors are produced, will be switched to flash memory... Read more

14 August, 2001 by Matt Loney

AMD busts out 850MHz Athlon

...4,299. The Athlon chip is manufactured at AMD's Austin, Texas, Fab 25 manufacturing plant on a 0.18-micron process. The chip supports... Read more

11 February, 2000 by John G.Spooner

AMD plans layoffs, outsourcing

...is seeking a total of $155m and will use assets such its Fab 25 chip plant in Austin, Texas, as collateral. The result of the... Read more

7 November, 2002 by John G.Spooner

AMD to lay off 200

...next 60 days. The chipmaker notified the employees, all workers at its Fab 25 manufacturing plant in Austin, Texas, this week, a company spokesman confirmed... Read more

11 May, 2002 by John G.Spooner

End of an era as Sanders leaves AMD

Having made the chipmaker a force in the PC industry, W.J. Sanders steps down as chief executive this week Read more

25 April, 2002 by Michael Kanellos

AMD readies mother of all chip launches

Chip maker tipped to debut 10 new chips in June, possibly on the same day, led by its 'Thunderbird' and 'Spitfire' processors Read more

19 May, 2000 by John G.Spooner

800MHz Athlon storms CES

...micron manufacturing process and is produced in the company's Austin, Texas, Fab 25 manufacturing plant. For users, the newer, 0.18 micron process is... Read more

6 January, 2000 by John G.Spooner

AMD's 750MHz attack - kicks Intel when down

...version of the chip continues to be produced at the company's Fab 25 in Austin, Texas. As AMD brings online its Fab 30, located... Read more

29 November, 1999 by John G.Spooner

AMD betting on 650MHz Athlon chip

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. will at long last become the top performer in the processor market with Monday's release of the 650MHz Athlon chip. Read more

9 August, 1999 by John G.Spooner

AMD fails to hit K6 yield targets - again

...is looking to get it in full production in the Austin, Texas, Fab 25 plant. In the US, AMD has admitted the production goal was... Read more

7 November, 1997 by Marc Ambasna Jones

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