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To: Dan3 who wrote (150609)11/30/2001 8:23:06 PM
From: SilentZ  Respond to of 186894
 
Dan3-

>PS - what's this with you and butts? A great many of your posts revolve around that part of the anatomy. I hope they've managed to keep you away from the small children and pets - wouldn't want any "incidents", eh?

Can't we lighten up around here? That's hitting WAY below the belt!

-Z



To: Dan3 who wrote (150609)11/30/2001 9:35:08 PM
From: Paul Engel  Respond to of 186894
 
Ban Ban Dan The Blow Hard Man - Re: "AMD has been spending on the order of $200 million per quarter on Gresham recently...That is either a BLATANT LIE - or $200 Million down the AMD SHAREHOLDER TOILET !! "

AMD contributed ZILCH to the Greshem Fab.

Dance around this one with some more Bait and Switch Lies - why don't you?

213.219.40.69

AMD fails as white knight for Fujitsu fab

Jobs fall
By Mike Magee, 30/11/2001 09:19:03 BST

FASL, AMD's joint flash venture with Fujitsu, may have been a cash cow in the past.

But in these tough times, fine words butter no parsnips and now Fujitsu's Gresham plant in Oregon will close, with the loss of nearly 400 jobs after AMD failed to step in and save the fab.

This is something of a puzzle to the INQUIRER because back in August we ran a story based on an Oregonian report, that AMD would take a half stake in Gresham.

But Fujitsu, around the same time as this report appeared, decided to cut one in 10 jobs across the board.

You can find the EB News take on the Gresham attempt here. µ