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<m> acquisition </m> in Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE : AMD ) announced the largest acquisition in its history Monday, paying about $ 5.4 billion to acquire graphics chip specialist ATI Technologies. The acquisition will let AMD expand its position in the commercial desktop and mobile computing markets, two areas where the company has not had much success. In addition to accelerating the company's x86 processor market share battle with Intel ( NSDQ : INTC ), the acquisition will expand AMD's access to manufacturing capacity and will lead to products that will integrate both microprocessors and graphics engines in a single chip in future releases. 
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<m> acquisition </m> in Rich Fichera looks at the risks and potential rewards of AMD's recent acquisition of innovative server startup SeaMicro. SeaMicro has attracted our attention since its appearance ( blog post 1, blog post 2 ), with its innovative architecture that dramatically reduces power and improves density by sharing components like I / O adapters, disks and even BIOS over a proprietary fabric. So what does AMD hope to gain from this acquisition? The strategic goal is a differentiated server architecture into which they can insert AMD silicon and IP. 