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AMD is targeting what Intel calls the netbook market, but not completely. Here’s a tale of semantic fun on Friday night.

When I read Brooke Crothers report on how AMD wasn’t entering the netbook market I was shocked.

AMD will target its Yukon technology at ultraportables but not necessarily the Netbook market.

AMD on Thursday addressed the big elephant the auditorium during its analyst day: The company is entering the netbook market.

AMD, in a presentation, detailed a roadmap that puts the company into the netbook market in the first half of 2009.

The netbook market is dominated by Intel’s Atom chip.

The competitiveness of AMD's new graphics chips is confirmed by a report.

Troubled chipmaker announces that it has cut 500 employees, or about 3 percent of its workforce, in an effort to reduce expenses.

AMD's next-generation Shanghai quad-core Opteron processor has made an appearance at resellers.

Advance Micro Devices drops nearly 10 percent, following the release of the company's third quarter results. Broader markets, meanwhile, remained mixed.

Advanced Micro Devices has options to ease out of manufacturing joint venture.

The chip company beats expectations for the third quarter, just a week after announcing that it would spin off its manufacturing operations.

AMD's new chip manufacturing venture is being questioned by its chief rival, which says it has concerns about cross licensing.