IDC cuts 2011 processor sales forecast owing to 'economic headwinds'
Fusion platform gives AMD gains against Intel in mobile and PCs
IDC has cut its projected 2011 growth rate for microprocessor sales to 9.3 per cent, after a 2.9 per cent decline in shipments during the second quarter. The period is traditionally the slowest of the...
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