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Jan 23 2009, 8:00am CST | by Shane McGlaun
The overall operating loss for the quarter was $1.274 billion. The company adds that the loss includes costs related to the formation of The Foundry Company and an impairment for ATI of $684 million. The fiscal net loss for 2008 was $3.098 billion on revenue of $5.808 billion.
AMD had also reported a net loss for fiscal 2007 of $3.379 billion. I can’t help but wonder how long AMD will be able to carry on in its current form. The massive losses the firm has posted for the last two years and the continued write-downs in the value of ATI have to end at some point. Are the days of ATI numbered?
Via AMD
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