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    • AMD shows off 7nm next-gen chips at CES, aims at Intel and Nvidia

      The Ryzen CPU chips will be launched in the middle of this year and will compete with Intel's PC processors.

    • Advanced Micro Devices plans to employ more engineers in India

      Asked if more Research and Development (R&D) centres will be opened in India, he said there are no plans announced yet. The company will strengthen the existing centres because a lot of advanced engineering work is being done in India.

    • Wall Street set for lower open on China clampdown worry

      U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower opening on Friday on investor concerns over reports of a regulatory clampdown on trading in China, a move that potentially would be negative for a recently flow of money into Chinese exchanges

    • Wall St Week Ahead: Earnings, money flows to push stocks up

      With earnings momentum on the rise, the S&P 500 seems to have few hurdles ahead as it continues to power higher, its all-time high a not-so-distant goal.

    • Does AMD have a place in the mobile space?

      For years now, Intel has dominated the CPU race with AMD in its shadow. After Intel pulled out their Core 2 Duo trump card, AMD had no choice but

    • Leaked information to Rajaratnam after he taunted me: Kumar

      An Indian-American former McKinsey consultant has told a US court that he "committed a crime" by passing on secret information to convicted hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam after the Sri Lankan "chided and taunted" him for not knowing enough about what was happening at various firms.

    • Samsung sees low growth rate for chip industry in 2012

      slowdown cuts into demand, a top executive said on Thursday. "Under an economic slowdown, the visibility of the semiconductor industry is low; the growth rate...

    • Intel expects solid Q3, shares gain

      Intel Corp's quarterly revenue forecasts trumped Wall Street's expectations, defying investors' concerns about slowing personal computer sales and buoying its shares.

    • Rajaratnam juror leaves case, jury to start again

      The jury in Galleon Group hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam's insider trading trial will have to start deliberations again after one juror was dismissed from the case for medical reasons, the presiding judge said on Wednesday.

    • Defence arguments at closing stage in Rajaratnam trial

      After six weeks, testimony has concluded in the landmark insider trading trial of Galleon Group's co-founder Raj Rajaratnam in the US. Now, it will be up to attorneys for Rajaratnam and the government to persuade the jury in closing arguments, which will begin on Wednesday, reports CNBC's Scott Cohn.

    • Leadership worries hang over chipmaker AMD

      Concerns about Advanced Micro Devices Inc roll-out of its new PC chips hung over its shares, despite the company's expectations of a better-than-seasonal first quarter.

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