Chip manufacturer AMD is attempting to drag Intel through the courts to prove that the chip giant has maintained its monopoly of the global x86 chip market by coercing PC makers not to do business with AMD.
In an anti-trust complaint filed in the US, AMD identified 38 alleged coercion ‘victims’, including large PC manufacturers, small system-builders, wholesale distributors and retailers, all of which...
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