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Live outpacing Viiv, for now

By Justin Mann

On December 14, 2006, 6:45 PM

A little bit more news for AMD today, encouraging for them, is that to date their Live! platform is outselling rival Intel's Viiv. Over the course of Live!'s launch, starting in around July, AMD has made significant gains towards Intel. Every month since August, excluding November, their sales have exceed Intel's. For this month, they are nearly 40% over Intel. This was also announced at AMD's Financial Analyst Day presentation. This is probably slanted in AMD's favor, as it was demonstrated during their own conference, but at the very least it shows that both platforms in their early adoption are seeing nearly equal play in the market.

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  1. December 16, 2006 1:07 PM
    spydercanopus said:
    What the heck is so great about Viiv and Live! anyhow?
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