The Alienware co-founder has left the video game company, and rumors suggest he'll be in charge of gaming at one of the biggest chipmakers, AMD. After nearly 22 years at Alienware, Frank Azor said goodbye in a message from AlienwareArena, evoking memories of his involvement in creating the gaming PC maker. Later, on Twitter, Azor said that he would "seize a new opportunity to develop the gaming industry." < p lang="en" dir="ltr">I will take another chance to help further develop the gaming industry. @Alienware and @Dell will always be a part of the family and I know they will continue to deliver the best experiences and products in the industry. (2/2) https://t.co/CQvi9NrS0gJune 24, 2019 But where is Frank Azor going? Well, he might end up at AMD as Game Director, according to a Wccftech rumor. Now, we don't know what this title means, or even if it's real, but as Frank Azor has helped create the brand behind some of the world's most iconic gaming PCs, this just seems not impossible. We don't really know what to believe, but it would be another step in AMD's strategy for gaming, since its chips are used in both Xbox Project Scarlett and PS5, not to mention services. Streaming media like Google Stadia. Whatever it is, if Frank Azor does indeed join AMD, we'd like to know what he's doing on the Red team. Who knows, maybe it will work on the next generation of AMD Navi.