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  • June 2008
    • Intel Suit Exposes 'Squishy' Antitrust Laws

      Intel Suit Exposes 'Squishy' Antitrust Laws

      Washington's probe into Intel exposed just how "squishy" antitrust issues can be, Joe Nocera writes in the New York Times . What rival chipmaker AMD has called "predatory behavior" can also be seen as "good old-fashioned competition. What makes antitrust so maddening is that the answer depends as much on who is asking the question—and where—as it does on the evidence," Nocera writes. More »

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      Intel   antitrust   Federal Trade Commission   Advanced Micro Devices

    • FTC Opens Antitrust Investigation of Intel

      FTC Opens Antitrust Investigation of Intel

      The FTC has opened a formal investigation of Intel over allegations of monopolistic business practices, the Wall Street Journal reports. The world's biggest semiconductor company, which denies any wrongdoing, received a subpoena this week. Intel also learned that it faces a $25.4 million antitrust fine from South Korea, even as it prepares to fight competitor AMD’s private antitrust lawsuit in Delaware’s District Court. More »

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      South Korea   Intel   antitrust   competition   microprocessors   monopoly   Advanced Micro Devices   monopolistic practices

    • Piles of Evidence Delay Intel Antitrust Trial

      Piles of Evidence Delay Intel Antitrust Trial

      With countless documents and hundreds of witnesses to sort through, chip maker Advanced Micro Devices’ antitrust lawsuit against Intel won’t begin until 2010 at the earliest, the Wall Street Journal reports. AMD has long accused Intel of corrupt business practices; the delay comes after a Korean court ruled that the PC giant had offered millions in rebates to computer makers for not buying from AMD. More »

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      lawsuit   Intel   computer chip   Advanced Micro Devices   antitrust suit

  • November 2007
    • Chip Maker AMD Gets Emirate Cash

      Chip Maker AMD Gets Emirate Cash

      The government of Abu Dhabi, through its investment arm, bought an 8.1% stake in Advanced Micro Devices for $622 million. It will receive 49 million newly-issued AMD shares, but won't get any board representation. The computer chip maker desperately needs the cash after a $396 million loss during the third quarter, reports the Wall Street Journal . More »

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      Intel   finance   Silicon Valley   computer chip   Abu Dhabi   microprocessors   Advanced Micro Devices

    • Intel: Honey, I Shrunk the Processor

      Intel: Honey, I Shrunk the Processor

      Intel is rolling out a line of processors today that breaks brave new ground in micro-sizing —the chips are the first ever to be mass-produced with a  45 nanometer process, nearly a third smaller than today's 65 nanometer technology. The development gives the company an edge over rival Advanced Micro Devices, which just last month released 65nm chips. More »

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      computer   Intel   microchips   Advanced Micro Devices   processors

  • October 2007
    • Microchips Earning Maxi Profits

      Microchips Earning Maxi Profits

      Silicon Valley giant Intel, whose microchips are an integral part of most computers, reported a 43% jump in net income to $1.86 billion for the third quarter—and forecast another increase in the current quarter. The company is firing on all cylinders, with investors driving up the stock 26% so far this year, the Wall Street Journal reports.    More »

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      Nasdaq   Intel   growth   Advanced Micro Devices   net revenue   Paul Otellini   net income

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