EC Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes rejects Intel statement on new antitrust charges.

Europe's most prominent consumer advocacy organization issues press release regarding latest antitrust charges filed against Intel by European Commission.

Computer & Communications Industry Association issues press release regarding latest antitrust charges filed against Intel by European Commission

Union antitrust regulators made new accusations against chipmaker Intel Corp on Thursday, saying it paid retailers to exclude PCs with chips made by rival Advanced Micro Devices.

European Union regulators expanded their antitrust investigation of Intel Corp., accusing the world's largest computer-chip maker of trying to thwart competition by giving discounts to computer retailers.

The European Commission can confirm that it has sent a supplementary Statement of Objections (SSO) to Intel on 17th July.

Plaintiffs in an antitrust class action against Intel Corp. have blasted the chip maker for dragging its feet in a discovery process already slowed by a yearlong spat over lost documents.

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Cuomo’s move comes as no surprise to close observers of the worldwide scrutiny of Intel’s anticompetitive actions. Intel’s behavior is not confined to New York; from Japan to South Korea to Europe, antitrust investigations into Intel’s practices are discovering sophisticated patterns of anti-consumer and anticompetitive behavior.

Intel Corp. executives and lawyers appeared before European Commission officials in an effort to fend off antitrust action by the European regulator, which suspects the chip giant of anticompetitive practices.

Intel Corp. is appearing before the European Commission to answer charges that it abused its dominant market position, particularly against rival Advanced Micro Devices.

The European Consumers’ Organization, BEUC, has intervened in the current competition case arising from complaints against Intel from AMD. BEUC believes the good functioning of a market is a core element of consumer welfare.

An antitrust hearing has been held in Brussels today in which Intel was given an opportunity to present its defense- confidentially- to the very serious charges of abusive and anti competitive behavior against AMD and a host of technology companies in an effort to drive AMD out of business.

Intel brought out the big guns Tuesday to defend the world's largest microchip maker against EU antitrust charges, with chief executive Paul Otellini in Brussels for a hearing with European regulators.

Intel Corp chief executive Paul Otellini arrived at a closed hearing on Tuesday to fight charges the world's largest chipmaker abused its dominance and used illegal rebates to hurt a smaller competitor.

Intel Corp is preparing to defend its business practices at a two-day hearing next week here with EU regulators and industry rivals.