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Intel hit with record antitrust fine

Intel says it will appeal against EU antitrust ruling

Intel said on Wednesday it would appeal against a European Commission decision to fine the US computer chip giant 1.06 billion euros (1.45 billion dollars) for abusing its dominant market power. Full story

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2009-05-14 06:05:08 GMT SINA.com US computer chip-maker Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) on Wednesday welcomed the decision by EU antitrust regulators to fine rival Intel a record 1.06 billion euros (1.45 billion dollars).

Intel says it will appeal against EU antitrust ruling

2009-05-14 05:59:42 GMT SINA.com Intel said on Wednesday it would appeal against a European Commission decision to fine the US computer chip giant 1.06 billion euros (1.45 billion dollars) for abusing its dominant market power.

EU hands down record antitrust fine to Intel

2009-05-14 05:39:56 GMT China Daily BRUSSELS/SAN FRANCISCO – EU regulators on Wednesday slapped a record 1.06 billion euro ($1.45 billion) fine on Intel Corp for antitrust violations and ordered it to halt illegal efforts to squeeze out arch-foe AMD.

Intel: EU antitrust ruling is "wrong"

2009-05-14 01:22:00 GMT Xinhua English SAN FRANCISCO, May 13 (Xinhua) -- Intel Corp. on Wednesday rejected a European Commission (EC) ruling of imposing heavy fines on the world's largest computer chip maker for antitrust violations, saying the EC decision is "wrong" and the company will appeal.

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Antitrust fine doesn't change Intel-AMD balance

2009-05-14 06:18:52 GMT SINA.com There's no question that the European Commission's $1.45 billion antitrust fine against Intel is a lot of money. But don't expect Wednesday's antitrust enforcement move to radically change what you see when it's time to buy your next PC.

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2009-05-14 05:55:03 GMT SINA.com After Microsoft and Intel, the next big US technology giant to find itself in the sights of EU competition regulators may be Google with its ubiquitous Internet search engine and online ad business.

Intel antitrust fine is a big moment for rival AMD

2009-05-14 05:46:33 GMT SINA.com SAN FRANCISCO - Advanced Micro Devices Inc. is a scrappy underdog whose 40-year history in the computer chip business has been punctuated by bursts of technological innovation and severe downturns. Now it is celebrating a $1.45 billion antitrust fine against the Silicon Valley rival it blames for many of its woes: Intel Corp.