AMD taps IBM veteran to spearhead chip design
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has named 25-year IBM veteran Jeff VerHeul as corporate VP of silicon design for AMD.
Placing an IBM veteran in the high profile role is not a surprising move for AMD.
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