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January 7, 2013
08:20 EDTHILL, AMDDot Hill provides virtual RAID adapter technology for upcoming AMD chipsets
Dot Hill Systems (HILL) announced its Virtual RAID Adapter software has been selected by AMD (AMD) in support of the AMD A-Series APU chipset in 2013. The new VRA-for-motherboard solution is based on Dot Hill's AssuredVRA technology for software RAID requirements across a variety of potential platforms. VRAs replace traditional RAID-on-motherboard solutions with a robust data protection solution for internal storage that rivals more expensive add-in card-based RAID controllers. Eliminating the need for such controllers along with the associated power, cooling and support costs, VRAs enable businesses to lower storage costs while providing data protection and management for compute-intensive applications.
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June 16, 2013
11:37 EDTAMDAMD could double from entry into 'microserver' market, Barron's says
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June 11, 2013
11:54 EDTAMDStocks with call strike movement; AMD FSLR
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June 10, 2013
14:13 EDTAMDAMD FirePro GPUs to be used in upcoming Mac Pro
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June 7, 2013
11:20 EDTHILLDot Hill Systems backs FY13 EPS view 2c-10c, consensus 5c
Backs FY13 revenue view $205M-$227M, consensus $208.08M.
11:19 EDTHILLDot Hill Systems backs Q2 EPS view (1c)-2c, consensus (1c)
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11:16 EDTHILLDot Hill Systems targets FY14 EPS 11c-40c, consensus 14c
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June 6, 2013
06:23 EDTAMDAMD to joint Chromebook supply chain, Digitimes reports
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June 5, 2013
14:03 EDTAMDIntel, AMD slip after analyst says results could miss expectations
Shares of Intel (INTC) and AMD (AMD) are retreating after JPMorgan warned that the companies could report weaker than expected results. WHAT'S NOTABLE: Personal computer trends in Asia are running below normal levels, JPMorgan wrote in a note to investors today. As a result, the firm thinks that Intel and AMD could report results below analysts' estimates. Intel and AMD specialize in making chips for computers. PRICE ACTION: In mid-afternoon trading, Intel dropped 1.9% to $24.90 and AMD declined 1.6% to $3.95.
11:49 EDTAMDStocks with call strike movement; FSLR AMD
RT Options Scanner shows First Solar (FSLR) July 57.5 call volatility decreased 1% to 64, AMD (AMD) October 4.5 call option implied volatility decreased 3% to 62 according to IVolatility.
07:40 EDTAMDJPMorgan sees risk to Intel, AMD consensus estimates
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