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EU fines Intel $400M for blocking AMD's market access
EU fines Intel $400 million for blocking AMD’s market access through payments to PC makers.
The European Commission has fined Intel €376 million for paying PC manufacturers to limit or delay products using AMD CPUs. Intel’s restrictions included payments to HP, Acer and Lenovo.
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