Tom Yager writes in Don’t stick a fork in AMD: With all the vigor and exactness of stock market analysts explaining a one-point shift in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, pundits are penning obits for AMD in the aftermath of Sun Microsystems’ recent decision to buy chips from Intel. Poor AMD: first Core microarchitecture, the looming doom of quad-core Core, and now the defection of its sole first-tier monogamous mate. Talk about your slings and arrows of outrageous fortune. I invite my colleagues in the media to run their AMD cover stories with Titanic metaphors now and get it out of their systems. As they say in my business, this whole Intel-eating-AMD’s lunch angle doesn’t have legs. Agree or disagree? Intel’s latest breakthrough on 45-nm chips should be more of a worry. Is AMD in trouble with the Sun deal or Intel’s latest one-uppance? Technology Industry