Intel under scrutiny
The FTC serves a subpoena to investigate Intel for evidence of unfair competition, a probe that is now cutting across the PC industry.
Intel, which dominates the market for computer microprocessors, is being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission for evidence of unfair competition in the semiconductor market, a probe that now is cutting across that industry. The company has been subjected
to numerous allegations that its business practices violate antitrust laws and that it strong-arms large customers from buying its competitors' products.
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| Latest developments | |
| • | Intel to rivals: innovate |
| • | FTC probe cuts across industry |
| • | How PC vendors bow to chip giant update |
| • | Experts think action unlikely |
| • | FTC investigates Intel update |
| • | Readers speak out about Intel poll results |
| • | Intel stock weathers FTC storm update |
| • | CNET Radio |
| Previous coverage | |
| • | New chip could shut out rivals special report |
| • | The antitrust maze Q&A |