This is exactly what I was thinking, too. I remember well the days that AMD was beating Intel to market in 800MHz clock speeds for a fraction of the cost of an

This is exactly what I was thinking, too. I remember well the days that AMD was beating Intel to market in 800MHz clock speeds for a fraction of the cost of an Intel chip and lots of people were assuming AMD was going to overtake Intel. But for some reason the chips were either overhyped or just weren't able to gain mindshare of the average PC consumer on a large scale and AMD's stock price has seemingly been frozen in time. I'm not sure whether or not the latest jabs at Intel and the prophecies of their inevitable decline are accurate this time or seeded in people's hate of older giant tech companies, but this is not the first time I've read of Intel's demise. Just going by earnings its at best premature to cede the future to AMD. I will say that BK's abrupt departure did raise some concerns in my mind.