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Robert Willig, Jonathan Orszag and Gilad Levin
 Intel's Chipped Credibility
Analysis: It's getting hard to believe the company's protestations
of antitrust innocence
Roger Parloff, senior editor, CNN Money
The Price of Abuse:
Intel and the European Commission Decision
Robert H. Lande, University of Baltimore School of Law
CCIA Press Releases: Sept 21, 2009 A Mountain of Evidence is Released Supporting Charges Against Intel
Sept 15, 2009 Intel Has Chance To Reboot Legal, Business Practices
May 14, 2009 CCIA Launches Ad Campaign
May 13, 2009 Europe Rules on Intel Misconduct; Antitrust Sanctions to Follow
Dec 10, 2008 CCIA Response to Intel Lawsuit Against Korean FTC
Nov 26, 2008 Intel Attack On EC Ahead of Findings
Aug 21, 2008 News Outlets, CCIA Ask For Information in Intel Antitrust Case
Jul 17, 2008 CCIA To Monitor Results, Actions From Expanded Intel Antitrust Investigation
Jun 06, 2008 Tech Association Welcomes FTC Decision To Investigate Intel On Antitrust Matters
Jun 05, 2008 South Korea Says ‘A-ni-yo’ To Intel Practices
May 30, 2008 CCIA Pleased At News EC Expects Intel Ruling By September
Related News Articles: May 21, 2009 NYT Editorial: Intel and Competition
May 14, 2009 Intel Fined $1.45 Billion in Antitrust Case
May 14, 2009 Intel's chipped credibility
May 11, 2009 TIMELINE-Intel's antitrust battle with the EU
May 11, 2009 Justice plans new antitrust effort
May 11, 2009 Intel up against years of antitrust actions
Mar 11, 2009 Document Details Allegations Against Intel in Korea
Mar 09, 2009 Intel pricing model seen facing EU scrutiny
Jan 27, 2009 EU court dismisses Intel delay request
Aug 21, 2008 Groups Ask Court to Lift Gag Order in Intel Antitrust Case
Jul 18, 2008 Europe Expands Intel Antitrust Case
Jun 15, 2008 NY Times Editorial: The Intel Investigation
Jun 07, 2008 In Turnabout, Antitrust Unit Looks at Intel
Jun 06, 2008 AMD Wins Another Round Against Intel
Jun 06, 2008 Intel, AMD See Date With Justice Pushed Back to 2010
Jun 06, 2008 Intel's Antitrust Problems
Jun 04, 2008 S. Korea to hit Intel with $25.4M antitrust fine
Mar 07, 2008 Intel Prepares for E.U. Antitrust Hearing
Jan 10, 2008 New York AG To Probe Intel
Jul 26, 2007 EU slaps Intel with formal antitrust charges
Jul 05, 2005 Antitrust regulators raid Intel offices in Europe
Jun 28, 2005 AMD sues Intel for monopoly abuse
Mar 08, 2005 Japan antitrust watchdog bites Intel
Important Resources and Background InformationComputer Chip MonopolyIntel has been embroiled in antitrust controversies since the 1980s. Most recently, the company has engaged in a series of increasingly aggressive and legally suspect acts designed to disadvantage AMD, its sole remaining competitor in the marketplace for “x86-based” microprocessors—computer chips that power the vast majority of PCs, laptops and servers. Accordingly, AMD has lodged complaints in the U.S. Court for the District of Delaware, with the Federal Trade Commission, the Japanese Fair Trade Commission, and competition authorities in Korea and the European Union. Each complaint differs in the details, but all concentrate on a pattern of practice that is anticompetitive and illegal. In response to those complaints, Japanese, Korean and European authorities have investigated AMD's claims and ruled against Intel. In the U.S., both the Attorney General of New York and the FTC have opened up formal investigations of Intel. CCIA is encouraged by regulators’ increased scrutiny of Intel’s actions internationally, and hopes that the U.S. authorities will continue their investigation to show their commitment to the importance of competition in this critical sector. The Truth About Intel's Abusive Actions Videos - CCIA's President, Ed Black, on Myth's Surrounding Intel's Conduct: Antitrust Background European Commission ruling against Intel misconduct: Intel Case Background: CCIA Filings: Other Resources: CCIA’s Involvement in Antitrust Modernization Commission
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