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AMD eyes new growth segments

20 February 2014 • 3 min read

Entry-level desktop PC market is on vendor's hit list as it predicts the start of the long-awaited upgrade cycle

AMD is setting its sights on aggressive growth in new market segments, as the processor and chip giant hails a new dawn for the company in 2014. Already firmly established as the go-to vendor fo...

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