Intel is facing increasing competition in the worldwide semiconductor industry -- but not from traditional <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9215522/AMD_closes_in_on_Intel_with_move_to_32nm_chips">rival Advanced Micro Devices</a> .
Intel may have made it to a 32-nanometer build process first, but rival Advanced Micro Devices has followed suit and is looking to make up some ground.
Advanced Micro Devices on Wednesday announced a flurry of moves, including the departure of two senior executives, which analysts said was part of an internal cleanup effort as the company searches for a new CEO.