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Intel loses appeal against 1.06 billion euro fine from 2009 anti-monopoly case

article published on 12 June, 2014

Major chipmaker Intel has lost their appeal of a massive 1.06 billion euro fine handed down by the European Union five years ago. The European Union's second-highest court says previous regulators did not act "too harshly," and the fine will stand. In 2009, the European Commission ruled that Intel gave rebates to PC OEMs HP, NEC, Dell and Lenovo for buying most of their processors ... [ read the full article ]

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This type of crap Intel did over the past several years (and what's mentioned they did wrong is just the tip of the iceberg) makes me want to avoid anything with their name on it.
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