"February 1992 Arbitrator found that Intel had breached 1982 technology exchange contract, awarding AMD a license to Intel IP embodied in AMD's reverse-engineered 386 and a two-year extension of the copyright and patent rights granted to AMD under the 1982 technology exchange agreement."
"December 30, 1994 The California Supreme Court decided that the award was correctly confirmed by the superior court, rejecting Intel's arguments that the arbitrator exceeded his authority. The decision reversed an earlier judgment of the Court of Appeal. This AMD victory was important because of the arbitrator's detailed findings of how Intel intentionally violated AMD's rights, and because it affirmed AMD's intellectual property rights in its highly competitive Am386 processor."
Intel lost so bad that they were barred from further litigation. Of course, Intel would like to remember it differently, hence the revisionist tendencies.