Shared software, shared processes...The question is why Nvidia would want the tsuris of trying to buy AMD. AMD, after all, owns ATI, a rival graphics chip maker which Nvidia was slowly grinding into powder before AMD swooped for it...
Dana Blankenhorn & Paula Rooney
February 22nd, 2008
>>...The question is why Nvidia would want the tsuris of trying to buy AMD. AMD, after all, owns ATI, a rival graphics chip maker which Nvidia was slowly grinding into powder before AMD swooped for it...<<
Wow... so this would leave us with only one important video manufacturer and one compatible processor company - that’s not unlike Hillary Clinton’s theory of lowering costs with a single provider - in the real world monopolies lower competition and increase prices while stifling innovation.