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Good use of Arab money by: Anonymous on 6/20/2009

I was sceptic about Arabs investing in AMD, but now I like it - finally some jobs moving back to the US.
It was about time that someone shows Taiwanese some manufacturing cojones. If GlobalFoundries really come up with the most advanced tech to the customer space, nVidia would be crazy not to sign with them.

Steve

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