(Reuters) - BRUSSELS, July 27 - The European Union's top
antitrust regulator has charged that Intel tried to use
its huge market share to push smaller rival Advanced Micro
Devices out of the central processing unit business.
The two companies make all the CPU chips at the heart of the
world's 1 billion personal computers and servers, but Intel has
about 80 percent of the business.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
antitrust regulator has charged that Intel tried to use
its huge market share to push smaller rival Advanced Micro
Devices out of the central processing unit business.
The two companies make all the CPU chips at the heart of the
world's 1 billion personal computers and servers, but Intel has
about 80 percent of the business.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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