Weakening PC demand expected to affect Intel, AMD

October 10, 2008 By Benjamin Pimentel

Weakening demand for personal computers has led analysts to take a more cautious look at Intel Corp. and Advanced Micro Devices Inc., as the two giants of the PC-chip industry prepare to release third-quarter results.

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