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AMD Employee Charged With Stealing Intel Secrets
IWonderWhatICanPutInThisFieldWithoutBeingDeleted writes "A man who once worked for Intel and then jumped ship to join AMD has been accused of stealing his erstwhile employer's chip secrets. Federal detectives allege they discovered 19 CAD designs and more than 100 pages of confidential Intel documentation."
It was the design of the Pentium Pro's floating point processor.
He took the "Intel Inside" campaign too far.
NINTEEN Computer Aided Design Designs? We should have never approved that New Technology Technology.
Damnit, that's where I've been going wrong!
Toyota engineers were found guilty of stealing industrial secrets from the Ferrari F1 team.
I don't get it. Toyota drivers don't have to compensate for small penises like Ferrari drivers.
Obvious paid M$ shill.
I'm married. My wife keeps my penis in a mason jar under the sink. It only comes out when she wants it.
During the course of my career I've signed enough Non-Disclosure agreements that it's illegal for me to think; Anecdotes often result in law suits.
. . . to Intel gathering ;)
My Porsche owning friend takes an entirely different kind of ribbing. You know the difference between a Porsche and a porcupine?
The porcupine has the pricks on the outside.
Yeah, OK, mod me off-topic now. I can take it.
It's not weird to drink both; what's weird is drinking both while actually caring about the difference. I, for example, don't care: I just drink whichever happens to be cheaper at the moment.
There is a difference?
At least we now know AMD is hiring again!
No I'm not trolling.
P53.989484848488889999999 according to Intel.