AMD VP and Japan FTC Voice Opinion on Intel

Posted by Edwin Soto Categories: Corporate News, PC / Laptop

According to a press release on AMD’s website (www.amd.com), Thomas McCoy,  Executive VP of AMD’s Legal Affairs, has bluntly stated that “Intel illegally manipulated the market to exclude competition, hurting PC users around the world,” not limiting his attacks on the CPU giant.  He continued to state that Intel was being unfair to the to CPU user’s worldwide by not giving users the freedom of choice. He mentioned that users have specific needs that need to be met.  No doubt he was trying to plug the dramatic difference in price between the two brands. 

All of these comments come via Japan’s new motions in the market.  The country’s Fair Trade Commission has started a campaign to stop Intel’s monopoly of the CPU market.  They are the first to do so thus far and are hoping that other technology leading countries follow suit.  Japanese Fair Trade Commission has made some interesting discoveries during an 11 month investigation on Intel, one being that Intel is forcing manufactures to buy 100% Intel based PC’s.

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