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Advanced Micro Devices is cutting its fourth-quarter sales outlook by 25 percent, citing a lack of demand for its processors, graphics and other products. In November, Intel also cut its fourth-quarter outlook as the chip giant expects less demand for its notebook and desktop processors. For AMD and Intel, the financial crisis and reduced consumer spending mean that there is now less demand for PCs that use their microprocessors.
- Advanced Micro Devices is cutting its fourth-quarter sales outlook, citing a lack of demand for the company's microprocessors and other products both in the Unites States and overseas. AMD, the world's second largest producer of x86 processors for desktops, notebooks and servers, issued the war...

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