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Old 11-19-2012, 10:54 PM   #51
Edgemeal
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Originally Posted by ShintaiDK View Post
The crosslicensing agreement states that if AMD gets bought, Intel gets all IPs covered by the agreement.
I'm sure AMD has other IP other then x86/x64 specific, at one time (long ago) about 75% of the internet/intranets was run on AMD communication chips, I can remember some of my first LAN/Network cards had a couple AMD chips on them.

I sort of doubt AMD has anything Intel really wants or needs, except for maybe x64 related IP.
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