AMD closes $70 billion Xilinx purchase

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AMD closes $70 billion Xilinx purchase

Gets extra edge in the data centre market.

AMD has finalised the purchase of Xilinx in a record chip industry deal valued at about US$50 billion (A$70 billion), giving it an extra edge in the key data centre market. The closing of the deal comes on the heels of Nvidia's decision to abandon its plans to buy SoftBank-owned Arm, citing ...

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