Analysts say the move may help AMD recoup some of the market share lost to its bigger rival over past years, but is not expected to radically transform Intel's tactics.
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The European Commission said the world's largest chipmaker paid computer makers to postpone or scrap plans to launch products using AMD chips, paid illegal rebates to encourage them to use Intel products and paid a retailer to stock only computers with Intel chips.
Intel will appeal.
news source: Intel slapped with record $1.9 billion antitrust fine (News.com.au, 14 May 2009)
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