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AMD gives Linux a graphics boost
News Overcoming ATI's earlier objections, AMD is actively co-operating on open-source software to support its graphics chips [07 Sep 2007]
AMD completes ATI buy
News The acquisition is part of AMD's plan to deliver a PC processor with an integrated graphics processor core by 2008 or 2009 [26 Oct 2006]
Silicon Graphics sues ATI over patent
News The move comes just days after SGI exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection with new financing, a trimmed-down product line and new executives and board members [25 Oct 2006]
AMD and ATI on their forthcoming merger
Video The chief technology officers of the two companies give an insight into the new partnership and what the future holds [05 Sep 2006]
AMD's graphic move
Comment The purchase of ATI by AMD will come to be seen as the single action that set the shape of the PC chip market to 2010 and beyond — and it has little to do with graphics chips [25 Jul 2006]
AMD and ATI plan Centrino challenger
News Why is AMD buying ATI? To create platforms to rival the likes of Centrino by 2007, and by 2008 to have platforms specific to video editing, graphics work and data processing, the companies say [24 Jul 2006]
AMD to purchase ATI for $5.4bn
News A deal has been struck between the two companies, which AMD hopes will expand its product mix and market share as it competes with rival Intel [24 Jul 2006]
Linux: New graphics, old problem
Analysis Arguments over the proprietary nature of the drivers needed to run the latest graphics hardware are fuelling one of open source's most fundamental arguments [19 Apr 2006]
The graphics wars: ATI takes the lead
Tech Guide ATI's new 3D cards demonstrate marked superiority over Nvidia's latest high-end chip, proving themselves faster overall in a smarter design. [05 May 2004]
ATI Radeon X800 XT Platinum Edition
Review Unequivocally the most powerful graphics card on the market, ATI's Radeon X800 XT Platinum Edition hands Nvidia's new card a stunning defeat. [05 May 2004]
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