I've been using Vista full time since December of last year on both my primary desktop machine and my laptop. By sheer chance, both systems use video cards made by ATI, a company that was recently ...

News in from AMD today confirms both rumors that I've been hearing, along with something that I've been expecting for a long time - that the company plans to get rid of the ATI branding on its ...

Analysts have been predicting that this would happen forever, but most didn't assume that it would happen so fast. I'm speaking, of course, of AMD's "retiring" of the ATI brand after the two companies ...

Four years after acquiring graphics card vendor ATI Technologies, the chipmaker is saying saynora to the ATI brand and rebranding the products under its own name. Lance Whitney is a freelance ...

AMD, the number two processor company behind Intel, acquired ATI, the leading provider of graphics cards and chips for PCs and laptops, for nearly $5.5 billion in the summer of 2006. Four years later, ...

AMD, the exclusive provider of discrete graphics chips in Apple's latest refresh of the Mac desktop lineup, will phase out the ATI graphics brand name this year. AMD is prepared to make the change ...

After US$5.4 billion dollars and nearly a year of discussions, Advanced Micro Devices finalized its takeover of graphics chip maker ATI, setting the stage for a revived fight with Intel and Nvidia, ...

At the beginning of the summer, an industry analyst made headlines by saying that an AMD acquisition of ATI was imminent. As is usually the case with such rumors that do not immediately come to pass, ...

Although its new video cards due at the end of this year will bear a new logo, AMD says it will keep the names of ATI's individual product lines, including FirePro and Radeon. "The timing is right as ...

AMD have outed their latest video card, the ATI Radeon HD 5450, and while it's packing DirectX 11 support it's not really intended for the gamers. Instead the fanless half-height card offers ...

The pitched battle for supremacy in the chip-making market reached a critical phase yesterday with Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) in Sunnyvale, Calif. announcing its decision to acquire Canadian graphic ...

Okay, so it's official: AMD has just earmarked a shed-load of cash to buy graphics card maker ATI. But what does it mean when two of the biggest and best-known acronyms in the IT world join forces?