Round Rock (TX) - AMD's first genuinely successful product in the PC CPU market was a product called K5. Far from its first processor, K5 was positioned as a price/performance competitor to Intel's Pentium. Later, AMD established a position for itself on the high-end as well, and even on the premium side of the price scale, as a performance leader. This was a strategy that would confound Intel's best efforts for nearly two years. But those periods of history are marked by the milestones of Intel's competitive responses, all of which drove AMD to new directions. ...

Source: TGDailey

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