FTC, Intel witness lists
The FTC's antitrust action against Intel appears to have been settled today. It would have featured a who's-who of Silicon Valley high-tech luminaries and top economists.
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The FTC's antitrust action against Intel appears to have been settled today. It would have featured a who's-who of Silicon Valley high-tech luminaries and top economists.
| Andy Grove Intel Chairman  | Craig Barrett Intel CEO  | Robert Palmer former Digital CEO  |
| Rod Schrock AltaVista CEO  | Jim Meadlock Intergraph CEO  | Vinod Dham SiliconSpice CEO  |
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| Key FTC witnesses |
| Richard Hugh Barnes Former CTO at Compaq. Gary Pat Campbell Vice president of Rep, a distributor of electronics components. Gordon A. Campbell Venture capitalist at Techfarm and former Intel manager. G. Gervaise Davis, III (expert witness) Attorney who has practiced intellectual property and business law in the computer industry for 30 years. Vinod Dham CEO of Silicon Spice. Former Intel manager. Cheryl Dilley (adverse witness; by deposition) Project manager for Intel. Howard D. Elias Vice president and general manager of the Storage Products Division of Compaq. Former Digital executive. Robert C. Frame Director of engineering for Compaq's Portal Development Center. Former Digital executive. Robert Herb Vice president and marketing executive for AMD. David F. Hixson Serves as inside counsel for Motorola. Lee W. Hoevel Independent consultant and president of International Meta Systems. Dean A. Klein Vice president for Integrated Products at Micron. Donald Lewine CTO for Data General. James W. Meadlock CEO of Intergraph. Robert B. Palmer Former Digital CEO. James Paschal Retired. Formerly served as vice president of engineering for Compaq's Desktop Products Group. Yale N. Patt (expert witness) Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Michigan. Wade C. Patterson President of Integraph. Donald J. Quigg, Esq. (expert witness) Patent attorney with Roper & Quigg. S. Atiq Raza Executive vice president and CTO for AMD. Thomas S. Respess, III, Ph. D. (expert witness) Economist and Harvard professor. Rodney W. Schrock CEO for the AltaVista Division of Compaq. Albert Yu (adverse witness; by deposition) Senior vice president responsible for Intel's Microprocessor Products Group. Frederic M. Scherer Economist and Harvard professor. |
| Key Intel witnesses |
| Sharon Alt Intel employee responsible for managing and monitoring compliance with preliminary injunction issued in Intergraph case. Karen Alter Vice president of Intel Architecture Business Group and director of Microprocessor Marketing and Business Planning. Craig Barrett CEO of Intel. Edwin Bauernfreund (Intel Corporation) Intel manager in charge of U.S. sales Lance Belew (Intel Corporation) Intel employee who worked on Digital Equipment account when Digital sued Intel. Nathan A. Brookwood (Expert) Insight 64 analyst Anand Chandrasekher Director and general manager of Intel's workstation division. Sunlin Chou Vice president and general manager of Intel's Technology and Manufacturing Group. Ron Curry Director of marketing for Intel Architecture 64 Division. *Robert Frame Director of Engineering for Compaq's Portal Development Center. Former Digital executive. Pat Gelsinger Vice president and general manager of Intel's desktop product group. Richard J. Gilbert (expert witness) Economist at the University of California at Berkeley and former assistant attorney general at the Department of Justice. Andrew Grove Former CEO of Intel. Keith Johnson Intel's field sales engineer on the Intergraph account. Harry F. Manbeck, Jr. (expert witness) Former commissioner at the Patent and Trademark Office and General Electric's general patent counsel for 20 years. *S. Atiq Raza Executive vice president and CTO for AMD. Roger M. Milgrim (expert witness) Private attorney and author of Milgrim on Trade Secrets. Chuck Mulloy Intel spokesman. Paul Otellini Executive vice president and general manager of Intel architecture business group. *Robert B. Palmer Former Digital CEO. *James Paschal Former vice president of engineering for Compaq's Desktop Products Group, now retired. Fred Pollack Intel director of measurement architecture and planning within the company's microprocessor products group. Carl Shapiro (Expert) Professor at UC Berkeley and former chief economist at the Justice Department's antitrust division. Author of the recently published book Information Rules. Thomas C. Siekman General counsel at Compaq and previously general counsel at Digital. Alan J. Smith (Expert) Computer science professor at UC Berkeley. Ulmont Smith Intel salesman. *James Meadlock CEO of Intergraph. |
*These individuals are included on the FTC list of potential witnesses. Intel is expected to call these individuals only if the FTC does not. If the judge permits, Intel will offer excerpts from their depositions rather than calling them to the witness stand.