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The Europeans find Intel guilty of more anti-trust violations.
posted by Sharikou, Ph. D. @ 7/16/2008 12:22:00 AM
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When AMD cannot compete in the market because they manufacture and sell CPU's which are slower than the ones Intel offers, use more power than the ones Intel offer, run at a higher temp than the ones Intel offers, they have no choice to do anything else but sue.
Poor AMD is going to end up with another huge loss tomorrow, making 6 Quarters of loss back to back.
Good going AMD!
I wanna see this jerk put a positive on the Ruiz step down and a 6th straight reported loss....do it!
First. Intel hasn't been found guilty of anything, by anyone. YET.
Second. The legal battle and AMD's engineering have nothing to do with each other. The investigation in the EU(and the rest of the world) was instigated by those governments, not AMD. AMD's suit here in the US came after AMD waited YEARS for our FTC to do something.
I am NOT defending AMD's engineers or current product offereings. They have dropped the ball and there is no denying that. I am however pointing out the trollish nature of Evil Merlin's idiotic post.
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