US chip manufacturer AMD is cutting four percent of its global workforce and focusing on the development of AI chips.

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AMD announced on Wednesday that it will reduce its global workforce by 4%, marking a strategic move to focus more on the ...

AMD, a Santa Clara-based chipmaker, said on Wednesday that it will lay off 4% of its staff around the world, as the longtime ...

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AMD confirmed to CRN that it’s laying off roughly 4 percent of its workforce to focus on its ‘largest growth opportunities,’ ...