tviceman
Diamond Member
Conversely, it might prove beneficial to us all if AMD was actually bought up by a company who actually has the resources to turn AMD into a formidable competitor. Not just with their hardware. They need a backbone sufficient to hold them up. Software and development are so far behind it isn't even funny at this point. A company like Samsung, or Hyundai maybe.
AMD as it sits right now, and as a result of many bad decisions by past CEO's, is hurting. This is not a reason to buy their products however.
If they enter into a dire enough financial situation, they will be bought up, or at least their IP will.
You know, looking back on the past seven years (or so) I'm really surprised Intel did not openly try to buy Nvidia or attempt a hostile takeover. Intel's graphics solutions have always sucked - both from a hardware and software perspective. The software side has improved, but they generally still have the worst graphics solution available. Then again, Intel doesn't go around buying up companies in areas they suck in like Microsoft used to do, but still...