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Thursday, 05 November 2009 13:51

Intel faces antitrust suit in New York

Written by Fudzilla staff


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Systematic worldwide monopoly campaign they say


After being
slapped with a €1.06 billion fine, courtesy of the European Commission, Intel is now in trouble closer to home.

New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo filed a federal antitrust suit against the chipmaker on Wednesday. Cuomo alleges that Intel engaged in a worldwide systematic campaign to maintain monopoly power and manipulate processor pricing.

Cuomo wants to bar Intel from using anticompetitive practices and he is seeking damages an penalties for the harm caused to consumers and New York's government entities. More interestingly, the suit seeks to restore lost competition, which sounds a bit vague.

The fact that AMD spinoff Globalfoundries recently started construction of a new $4.2 billion fab in New York State and received more than a billion dollars in state subsidies probably has nothing to do with the investigation.

More here.

Fudzilla staff

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