SUNNYVALE, Calif. — AMD1 (NYSE:AMD) today reported revenue for the fourth quarter
of 2009 of $1.646 billion, an increase of 18 percent compared to the
previous quarter and 42 percent compared to the fourth quarter of 2008.
In the fourth quarter of 2009, AMD reported net income attributable to
AMD common stockholders of $1.178 billion, or $1.52 per share, which
includes a net favorable impact of $1.238 billion, or $1.57 per share.
AMD reported operating income of $1.288 billion in the quarter,
including a net favorable impact of $1.224 billion. The net favorable
impacts were primarily from a legal settlement with Intel
Corp.2
For the year ended Dec. 26, 2009, AMD reported revenue of $5.403
billion. Fiscal 2009 net income attributable to AMD common stockholders
was $304 million. AMD reported revenue of $5.808 billion and a net loss
attributable to AMD common stockholders of $3.129 billion for fiscal
2008.
As of the first quarter of 2010, AMD will report operating results for
what was formerly referred to as AMD Product Company only and will no
longer consolidate the financial results of GLOBALFOUNDRIES. AMD’s
investment in GLOBALFOUNDRIES will be accounted for using the equity
method.
“AMD’s quarter marks another milestone in our transformation and
underscores our growing momentum,” said Dirk Meyer, AMD president and
CEO. “We enter 2010 having completed the transition to a fabless
business model, reached a historic antitrust settlement, and made
significant progress strengthening our balance sheet. Our innovative
strategy for designing the world’s most vivid digital experiences
continues to generate demand.”
LOS ANGELES — In an $11.5 million settlement resolving a federal class action, In
re ATI Tech. HDCP Litigation, distribution of almost $2 million in
funding to various public interest and privacy groups will commence
immediately. In addition, class members who submitted claims will each
receive a new $135 ATI graphics card during the month of March. The
settlement, which received final approval by the United States District
Court in the Northern District of California on September 11, 2009,
entitled consumers who purchased various “HDCP Ready” ATI graphics cards
to submit claims for new graphics cards. The settlement also provided
for one of the largest “cy pres” funds in a consumer class action
during 2009. The defendant, ATI
Technologies, Inc., purchased by Advanced
Micro Devices, Inc. during the litigation, has denied any wrongful
conduct.
New York attorney Scott A. Kamber of KamberLaw,
LLC (formerly of KamberEdelson, LLC) and Los Angeles-based David
Parisi of Parisi
Havens LLP, were appointed by the Court to serve as lead
counsel for the class. “This settlement shows the good things that can
be accomplished by a class action—a tangible benefit available to every
member of the class coupled with a substantial public benefit in the
form of a cy pres.” explained Kamber. “While it took years of
hard-fought litigation and negotiation to get to this point, the result
certainly demonstrates that it was worth the effort,” said Parisi.
About KamberLaw: Scott A. Kamber, one of the most recognized
names in consumer class actions, founded KamberLaw
to advance consumer rights in the area of digital privacy and security.
Kamber is best known for serving as lead counsel in class actions that
have strengthened consumer protections and brought meaningful relief in
the first year of litigation. In recent years, Kamber served as lead
counsel in nationwide class actions that resolved the contaminated
pet food recall ($24 million), lead
paint contamination with Thomas the Tank Engine Friends ($30
million), numerous cases of defective digital rights management software
on music
and computer
game CDs and DVDs and, most recently, the Facebook
Beacon privacy matter (approval pending). With offices in New York
and California, KamberLaw is committed to advancing the cause of
consumer rights from coast to coast.
About Parisi Havens LLP: Parisi Havens LLP is a boutique
law firm that specializes in complex consumer class actions with an
emphasis in technology and insurance cases. In addition to the firm’s
consumer class actions, Parisi Havens LLP counts as its clients
Fortune 500 Companies and several banks. In each area in which they
practice, the firm and its partners have built a reputation in the
community for representing clients in cutting-edge litigation with
skill, tenacity, and integrity. The principals of the firm, David C.
Parisi and Suzanne Havens Beckman, have recovered in excess of $200
million for their clients in the past ten years alone.
LOS ANGELES — In an $11.5 million settlement resolving a federal class action, In
re ATI Tech. HDCP Litigation, distribution of almost $2 million in
funding to various public interest and privacy groups will commence
immediately. In addition, class members who submitted claims will each
receive a new $135 ATI graphics card during the month of March. The
settlement, which received final approval by the United States District
Court in the Northern District of California on September 11, 2009,
entitled consumers who purchased various “HDCP Ready” ATI graphics cards
to submit claims for new graphics cards. The settlement also provided
for one of the largest “cy pres” funds in a consumer class action
during 2009. The defendant, ATI
Technologies, Inc., purchased by Advanced
Micro Devices, Inc. during the litigation, has denied any wrongful
conduct.
New York attorney Scott A. Kamber of KamberLaw,
LLC (formerly of KamberEdelson, LLC) and Los Angeles-based David
Parisi of Parisi
Havens LLP, were appointed by the Court to serve as lead
counsel for the class. “This settlement shows the good things that can
be accomplished by a class action—a tangible benefit available to every
member of the class coupled with a substantial public benefit in the
form of a cy pres.” explained Kamber. “While it took years of
hard-fought litigation and negotiation to get to this point, the result
certainly demonstrates that it was worth the effort,” said Parisi.
About KamberLaw: Scott A. Kamber, one of the most recognized
names in consumer class actions, founded KamberLaw
to advance consumer rights in the area of digital privacy and security.
Kamber is best known for serving as lead counsel in class actions that
have strengthened consumer protections and brought meaningful relief in
the first year of litigation. In recent years, Kamber served as lead
counsel in nationwide class actions that resolved the contaminated
pet food recall ($24 million), lead
paint contamination with Thomas the Tank Engine Friends ($30
million), numerous cases of defective digital rights management software
on music
and computer
game CDs and DVDs and, most recently, the Facebook
Beacon privacy matter (approval pending). With offices in New York
and California, KamberLaw is committed to advancing the cause of
consumer rights from coast to coast.
About Parisi Havens LLP: Parisi Havens LLP is a boutique
law firm that specializes in complex consumer class actions with an
emphasis in technology and insurance cases. In addition to the firm’s
consumer class actions, Parisi Havens LLP counts as its clients
Fortune 500 Companies and several banks. In each area in which they
practice, the firm and its partners have built a reputation in the
community for representing clients in cutting-edge litigation with
skill, tenacity, and integrity. The principals of the firm, David C.
Parisi and Suzanne Havens Beckman, have recovered in excess of $200
million for their clients in the past ten years alone.
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