EU Regulator Raids Intel Offices

stevedcc writes "BBC news is reporting that Intel's offices in Munich, Germany have been raided by European Union competition regulators. From the article: 'The Reuters news agency reported that the Commission also raided computer retailers on Tuesday including Germany's Media Markt, which sells PCs with Intel central processing units but not those made by AMD. Regulators have the power to fine Intel up to 10% of annual turnover if they find it guilty of stifling competition. Intel has said it is "confident" it had acted lawfully.'"

Comments

The line forms to the right

[erick99]

"Intel has been accused of trying to abuse its dominant market position by selling its products below cost price and making cash payments to customers".

Where do I get in line for this?

Don't you mean

[zappepcs]

Money for nothing and chips for free?