Chip maker AMD said it will take a $948m (£475m) hit for its second quarter due to its $5.4bn purchase of graphics chip maker ATI in 2006.
The firm has been struggling to compete with Intel.
AMD is struggling to absorb ATI
AMD takes £475m hit
Integration of ATI acquisition drags chip maker down
Computing, 14 Jul 2008
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Meanwhile, Intel's problems with graphics chip maker nVidia might be coming to an end. The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday saying that a licensing dispute going back to 2004 may be about to be resolved.
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