AMD(AMD Quote) has stepped up its battle with Intel(INTC Quote) in recent years, focusing mainly on improving its competitive position via technology and manufacturing.
Now, AMD has turned to the court system for help.
Sunnyvale, Calif.-based AMD sued its larger rival Tuesday, alleging global coercion of 38 large-scale computer makers, small-system builders, wholesale distributors and retailers across three continents. AMD said that Intel illegally inflated computer prices and limited choices for businesses and consumers, and it says Intel has an illegal monopoly because of its actions.
The 48-page suit, filed in Delaware, failed to move either company's stock, but the case does represent a new strategy for AMD. Whether it's a good one or not remains to be seen. ...
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