Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 11th May 2009 08:46 UTC
Microsoft isn't the only company in the technology industry with a monopoly. Its partner in crime, Intel, has often been accused of monopoly abuse as well, and is currently under scrutiny by the same European Commission who fined Microsoft. Sources have told eWeek (which generally has a good track record) that Intel will indeed be found guilty this week of abusing its monopoly position to stifle the competition.
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2006-03-26
I have yet to own a laptop, AMD or Intel, that DIDNT use broadcom wireless chips.. It has nothing to do with the processor.
"Lets also remember the length of time that it took for them to finally open up the specifications to ATI graphics cards (even now the documentation isn't complete)."
I may be wrong, but im pretty sure nvidia hasnt released the specs of their drivers at all..
Edited 2009-05-12 02:47 UTC