The article wrote:The European Commission said it had raided offices of Intel Corp and computer makers and sellers across Europe.
Commission spokesman Jonathan Todd said: "Commission officials accompanied by officials from national competition authorities are conducting since this morning onsite inspections at several premises of Intel corp in Europe as well as at a number of IT firms, manufacturing or selling computers."
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billh
call -141
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Tensor
Im in yr house upgrading yr family
See Microsoft? It isnt just you! We have enough competition litigation for everyone!
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And people wonder why businesses don't flock to Europe...
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This is about the AMD action, it happened in Japan last year and we will be hearing more about this here in the USA over the next year and a half.
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billh
call -141
Orbit86 wrote:yesss!!! see AMD had the balls to do something..haha Intel..hope you are found guilty!!!!!
now if they get microsoft raided!!!!!
btw microsoft..don't shred your papers or your hard drives
Is there even anybody left to sue Microsoft that hasn't tried suing them already?
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PaoloM
Hypermediocrity
Was it last year that Intel were really cool because they were seriously investing in Linux?
Now Intel sucks and AMD are better... why? -
AMD and Intel are two of the most innovative companies in the world.
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Harlequin
http://twitter.com/TrueHarlequin
eagle wrote:innovative
Does this word have to pop up on every thread?
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Shaded
Mean ugly geek with axe
Harlequin wrote:
eagle wrote: innovative
Does this word have to pop up on every thread?
Your avatar is innovative. -
eagle wrote:innovative
This is a technology forum, face change and evolve. -
ScanIAm
Edgar Allen Potato.
eagle wrote:eagle wrote: innovative
This is a technology forum, face change and evolve.
Can I think outside the box? Huh, huh, can I? Pleeeeeeeeze...
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PaoloM
Hypermediocrity
Orbit86 wrote:investing in linux...what have they done? I seen some Intel Compilers for linux
Take a look at who owns Red Hat. -
W3bbo
Work hard; increase production; prevent accidents, and be happy.
PaoloM wrote:Orbit86 wrote:investing in linux...what have they done? I seen some Intel Compilers for linux
Take a look at who owns Red Hat.
Wikipedia doesn't have anything on it.
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And wikipedia is such an authoritative data source...
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Minh
WOOH! WOOH!
Aren't anti-trust laws designed to encourage businesses?MagusOSY wrote:And people wonder why businesses don't flock to Europe...
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W3bbo
Work hard; increase production; prevent accidents, and be happy.
MagusOSY wrote:And wikipedia is such an authoritative data source...
And Channel9 hear-say is any better?
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PaoloM
Hypermediocrity
W3bbo wrote:
MagusOSY wrote: And wikipedia is such an authoritative data source...
And Channel9 hear-say is any better?
Oh come on, I thought that this was ancient history by now.
They kept investing in RedHat since 1998 and, as far as I know, the practice hasn't stopped. -
Stuart Celarier
Don violates Stuart's service boundaries at PDC 03
Orbit86 wrote:investing in linux...what have they done? I seen some Intel Compilers for linux
There's this nifty repository of information called the World Wide Web. It's simply amazing what you can learn out there.
For starters, Intel is a member of the Open Source Development Labs [source: OSDL website], and contributes to funding the Linux Legal Defense Fund [source: OSDL Annual Report to Members 2004].
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