Asia pays premium for AMD CPUs
The Inquirer reports that prices for Advanced Micro Devices chips are higher in Asia than in the US and Europe. As a result, Asian OEMs are purchasing "gray market AMD chips from Western dealers relatively far down the distribution chain.
The source article is at theinquirer.net.
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