AMD is doing well in the GPU market, with the 4800 series proving to be more than a match for Nvidia’s cards. The performance has been impressive and initial reviews show it in a very positive light. The CPU side of AMD isn't doing as well, and hasn't been for a long time. Unwilling or unable to put up the ... August 14, 2008 by Justin Mann

Band of Brothers: Microsoft, Intel, NVIDIA, AMD... February 13, 2008 by DailyTech News Feed

The inexpensive Toshiba Satellite Pro A210 laptop offers enough features and performance oomph for basic business tasks, but its AMD processor may disappoint hard-core multitaskers. by CNET Reviews - Most Recent Reviews

The inexpensive Toshiba Satellite Pro A210 laptop offers enough features and performance oomph for basic business tasks, but its AMD processor may disappoint hard-core multitaskers. by Reviews

Dell has decided to make most of its AMD-powered machines only available in Dell's retail partner stores - no more online love for AMD? February 11, 2008 by Tim Smalley

Dell has trimmed its online selection of AMD-based consumer systems, focusing instead on offering Intel-based PCs. February 10, 2008 by PC World: Latest Technology News

Don't look on the Dell Web site for home AMD-based PCs. The company is selling them only in brick and mortar stores or via phone orders now. by PC World: Latest Technology News

Don't look on the Dell Web site for home AMD-based PCs. The company is selling them only in brick and mortar stores or via phone orders now. February 9, 2008 by PCWorld.com - Latest News Stories

Update: Dell has removed the disclaimer from its website that read "Computers with AMD processors are not available online," and as Dell’s Anne Camden points out: Latitude, Vostro and Optiplex systems using AMD processors will continue to be made available on Dell's website. February 8, 2008 by Jose Vilches

AMD OverDrive, the multitool of overclocking software, finally gets a bit more official with the release of its own website. by Richard Swinburne