Intel Wins Minor Battle In Eu Legal Appeal
Intel’s tussle with the Commission started seven years ago. The company was found to have been stifling chip rival AMD. Intel was doing this by offering rebates to PC giants like Dell, HP, and Lenovo if they purchased the majority of their chips from Intel. In response, the European court handed the company a $1.19 billion fine for bad practises. The original ruling was explained by the Commission in 2010: “The effects of these practices were complementary, in that they significantly diminished competitors’ ability to compete on the merits of their x86 CPUs,” said the general court in Luxembourg....