Intel has
hit back at the European Union after the organisation brought
antitrust charges
against the chip giant.
The company said that its actions in the processor market benefited
consumers and that it is looking forward to fighting its case in court.
Intel pointed out that the case hinges on a complaint not from customers, but
from a competitor.
"We are confident that the microprocessor market segment is functioning
normally and that Intel's conduct has been lawful, pro-competitive and
beneficial to consumers," said Bruce Sewell, senior vice president and general
counsel for Intel.
"While we would have preferred to avoid the cost and inconvenience of
establishing that our competitive conduct in Europe has been lawful, the
Commission's decision to issue a Statement of Objections means that Intel will
have the opportunity to hear and respond to the allegations made by our primary
competitor."
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