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发表于 2006-7-24 19:15:00
现在amd可是身上找不出一个铜板,外面还举债25亿,能度过扣肉这一生死劫再来侈谈下一步发展
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发表于 2006-7-24 19:17:00
原帖由 九泉苍月 于 2006-7-24 19:14 发表

ATi的市值在他收购的时候还升了点
被收购方股票升值有什么奇怪的
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发表于 2006-7-24 19:18:00
原帖由 gfboy02 于 2006-7-24 19:04 发表


从商业角度来说Nvidia(N不是微软) 将来或许死在AA下面,那不重要。那时候肯定有人会收购n的 !NVIDIA这样的公司最惨的结局也就是底价被人收购,有那么多技术和专利肯定有人要啦。
其实也不是AMD不想要NVIDI ...
对于amd选择ati而放弃nv国外的分析普遍看法是因为
1,ati 的产品线的跨度非常的大比nv广不少
2,市场份额高:英特尔占据了全球图形芯片市场39.1%的市场份额,ATI和NVIDIA以28.7%和19%的份额仅随其后,而AMD至今为止是零。
3,ati移动产品线是nv不可比的
4,ati和intel及ms的合作较nv要深不少
5,ati是ms xbox,老任 wii的提供商较sony ps3而言后势看好
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发表于 2006-7-24 19:23:00
原帖由 Todsin 于 2006-7-24 19:18 发表


对于amd选择ati而放弃nv国外的分析普遍看法是因为
1,ati 的产品线的跨度非常的大比nv广不少
2,市场份额高:英特尔占据了全球图形芯片市场39.1%的市场份额,ATI和NVIDIA以28.7%和19%的份额仅随其后,而AMD ...
最重要的一条:AMD没有足够资本吃下NV。
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发表于 2006-7-24 19:33:00
原帖由 justinguo 于 2006-7-24 19:23 发表


最重要的一条:AMD没有足够资本吃下NV。
买东西总要知道为什么吧?如果真的nv是更好的选择,那amd不会连接触都没有接触nv而选择直接和ati谈的。另外没有钱也可以置换股权的。
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发表于 2006-7-24 19:54:00
AMD应该收全美达呀。
终止了CPU生产的全美达如今市值小,利润高。
AMD应该收RAMBUS呀。
这个市值倒是不小了,但是利润也高,技术全部用的上,而且AMD把降低一部分授权金之后会被众内存厂当成英雄来拜。
AMD应该收Matrox呀。
Matrox要是没被收购,他的显卡我永远买不起的呀。
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发表于 2006-7-24 19:59:00
楼上的比较搞笑
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发表于 2006-7-24 20:00:00
看啥外国评论?自己也不是没有脑子
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发表于 2006-7-24 20:01:00
这帖子那么多MJ么?AMD这个时候吃下ATI,估计比K6时代还难熬~~
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发表于 2006-7-24 20:02:00
原帖由 clermont 于 2006-7-24 19:08 发表



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