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Intel falters as chip competition heats up

As the chipmaker deals with the latest in a string of embarrassments, analysts question whether rival Advanced Micro Devices will be able to benefit.

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As the chipmaker deals with the latest in a string of embarrassments, analysts question whether rival Advanced Micro Devices will be able to benefit.

"It sounds like Intel may have pushed a little too hard."

- Analyst Peter Glaskowsky of MicroDesign Resources

 
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