Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 21st Sep 2009 18:36 UTC
European antitrust regulators on Monday published internal e-mails that detail alleged antitrust behavior by Intel. The European Commission Monday published a non-confidential version of its its May 13 decision against Intel, which imposed a fine of $1.45 billion against the chip giant. That decision found that Intel broke EC Treaty antitrust rules (Article 82) by engaging in illegal practices to exclude competitors from the market for x86 processors. The EC action was based on complaints from Intel's chief rival, Advanced Micro Devices.
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2005-07-07
I think you are discounting the facts that there are other OEMs besides Dell receiving similar "benefits".
After being found guilty by both the Japanese and Korean trade commissions, this is no surprise to me. I guess this EU judgment is a strike-3 for Intel.