AMD: Chip sales rebound after US election
Computer chip sales have recovered from a "hiccup" caused by anxiety surrounding the Nov. 2 U.S. presidential election, an Advanced Micro Devices executive said on Tuesday.
"We’ve seen a very quick recovery now that we’re past the elections," Marty Seyer, general manager of AMD’s microprocessor business unit, said in an interview. "The elections did cause a little hiccup for about a week."
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