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* March 13: AMD announced they are transitioning to [[130 nm process]] with the first product being {{amd|Thoroughbred|l=core}}-based processors. | * March 13: AMD announced they are transitioning to [[130 nm process]] with the first product being {{amd|Thoroughbred|l=core}}-based processors. | ||
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In 2002:
- March 13: AMD announced they are transitioning to 130 nm process with the first product being Thoroughbred-based processors.
- January 29: AMD announced the acquisition of Alchemy Semi
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