SAN FRANCISCO -- AMD is betting big that thin is in. Just as there has been a shift from desktops to notebooks in the past decade, the chipmaker is banking on a similar type of shift from regular notebooks to what it calls ultra-thin designs.
The renewed focus for AMD (NYSE: AMD) comes as the company has finally shed itself of the demands of running fabrication facilities. With its fabs spun off and operating as an independent company, AMD is "a product company now," said David Kenyon, the company's vice president of worldwide marketing, in a briefing here.
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