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Following the lead of foreign regulators, New York’s attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo , filed a federal antitrust lawsuit Wednesday against Intel , the world’s largest chip maker. The lawsuit charges that Intel violated state and federal laws by abusing its dominant position in the chip market ...
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the 21 st of December 09 and computers makers will launch actual systems powered by Intel Atom N450 and derivatives on the 4 th of January ...
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Nvidia has claimed that its nForce chipsets are
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NY Attorney General slaps Intel with antitrust suit
The Tech Report: News —
NY Attorney General slaps Intel with antitrust suit by Cyril Kowaliski 11:44 AM on November 4, 2009 It ain't over yet for Intel. After receiving a $1.45 billion fine from the European Commission for antitrust violations, Intel has now gotten sued by New York Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo for similar transgressions. According to the New York Times, this latest lawsuit accuses Intel of "abusing its dominant position in the chip market to keep its main rival, Advanced Micro Devices, at bay." Cuomo, like the European Commission, claims Intel coerced PC vendors into limiting their use of AMD processors."Rather than compete fairly, Intel used ...
Intel slapped with federal antitrust suit
DV Hardware —
... NY Times reports New York's attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against Intel. Cuomo charges that Intel violated state and federal laws and used bribery and coercion to maintain a stranglehold on the market: ...
Intel Under Fire in New York over Antitrust Accusations
Maximum PC —
... The latest lawsuit is significant because it's the first formal antitrust action against Intel by any government agency in the U.S. in more than a decade, the New York Times reports. Intel has been under investigation by the FTC since 2008, but that hasn't led to any formal proceedings. ...
Intel hit with another antitrust suit for competing unfairly
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... in the EU earlier this year. The chipmaker has been sued by New York Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo in an antitrust case with similar grounds . In the latest suit, Intel faces allegations of abusing its dominance in the chip market to smother its main rival, AMD. Cuomo claims that Intel pressured PC manufacturers into limiting their use of AMD processors -- which is exactly why Intel was fined in Europe. "Rather than compete fairly, Intel used bribery and coercion to maintain a stranglehold on the market," Cuomo said. Assuming the accusations are true, Intel not only ...
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techarp.com 3/31/2009 — Intel Buys Over NVIDIA It's official. Intel has secretly agreed to buy over beleaguered NVIDIA! The ink is still wet and there is still much to work out before NVIDIA becomes part of Intel, but it is a done deal according to an inside source. The ...
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Intel Fined $1.45B by EU for Antitrust Violations
technologyexpert.blogspot.com 5/13/2009 — As expected the European Commission fined Intel a record 1.06 billion euros (or about $1.45B) on Wednesday for antitrust violations. The European Commission, for those who don't know, is the Executive Branch of the European Union. In the press release detailing the decision, the EU outlined ...
Nvidia CEO speaks out against Intel lawsuit
digitimes.com 2/20/2009 — Monica Chen and Ricky Morris, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES [Friday 20 February 2009] Intel recently filed a lawsuit with the Court of Chancery in the state of Delaware against Nvidia, asking the court to declare that Nvidia is not licensed to ...
New York's top lawman slaps Intel with lawsuit —
The Register 26 days ago
Charged with 'bribery and coercion' Intel's ongoing legal troubles increased markedly Wednesday morning when New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo filed a lawsuit alleging that the world's largest microprocessor manufacturer conducted "an illegal ...
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