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<m> Acquisition </m> in AMD's Acquisition of SeaMicro Puts Intel on the Defensive, Intel suffered a setback in the server market this week with the news that its former partner, SeaMicro is being acquired by AMD. AMD is paying US$334 million for SeaMicro, which until now was in a tight partnership with Intel to develop dense servers. Brookwood, principal analyst at Insight 64, said that AMD's purchase of SeaMicro was an unexpected but smart move. 
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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. 