AMD Radeon graphics head Raja Koduri quits - with reports suggesting he's off to Intel

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AMD Radeon graphics head Raja Koduri quits - with reports suggesting he's off to Intel

Koduri said to have accepted a 'leading role' with rival chipmaker

Raja Koduri, the head and chief architect of AMD's Radeon Technologies Group (RTG), is leaving the company amid reports suggesting that he will defect to AMD's great rival Intel. Koduri confirmed his...

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