Patience, tecate, you just have to let these things run their course. If Intel settles too early out of a "need" for certainty, they just come back again for more.
Korea:
Chuck Mulloy, an Intel spokesman, notes that the company has filed suit in Korea to overturn the KFTC decision. “We said that we believe there are significant legal, factual and economic issues with the findings of the KFTC,” he says. He notes that the court proceeding will involve testimony under oath, which Mulloy says was not a requirement of the KFTC investigation.
Not only that, Mulloy notes that the antitrust association’s translation amounts to picking and choosing excerpts by a group that has been no friend to Intel, and counts AMD as one of its sponsors. “The selection was done by an organization that has opposed Intel on multiple levels,” he says.
[ed. note]This is the same old thing where Friends of personnel of AMD who have the job of telling their Friend that they are canceling the [AMD] order blame Nasty Old Intel instead of telling their Friend that Intel had the better deal.
When push comes to shove and they have to make that same statement under oath, they will have to tell the truth.
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