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AMD’s Former Chief Executive Officer to Leave Globalfoundries
APH Networks — ... of the board in 2004 and stepped down as CEO on the 17th of July, 2008. During the time Mr. Ruiz was the chief executive officer of Advanced Micro Devices (Q2 2002 – Q3 2008), the company reported revenues of around $24.1 billion, but despite of several profitable quarters, AMD lost $5.805 billion while Hector Ruiz served as CEO. It was not entirely the fault of Mr. Ruiz: since the year 2000, AMD earned $40.076 billion, but lost about $7.252 billion in cash. View: Article @ Source Site ...

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