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Good news for Intel.
The company has successfully reduced its record-setting EU fine of €1.06 billion to €376.36 million, at most. It was levied way back in 2009 after the x86 maker was found guilty of anticompetitive practices like paying PC makers to halt or delay the launch of products fitted with competing chips.
So, is the legal battle over? Nope! But Intel’s definitely not a dominant chipmaker anymore.
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