China Files Case Against Intel's Wireless Network

Krishna Dagli writes "China has launched a case against American chipmaker Intel's near-monopoly on encryption standards for wireless local area network (WLAN) equipment, state press reported Monday."

Well call the kettle black...

[Anonymous Coward]

*China* is accusing Intel of unethical behavior?!

Hah!

In other news ...

[garoush]

... the world has lunched a case against China's near-monopoly on copyright abuse, human rights, cheap label, ...

This is like Freddy Vs Jason

[Lord Kano]

Evil against Evil. Although I'd argue that since Intel doesn't sell the organs of executed political prisoners, [bbc.co.uk] they are the lesser evil.

So, I guess that makes Intel the Jason in this conflict.

LK

Waiting for the DVD...

[crazyjeremy]

There is to be a 90 minute DVD about this issue. It will be released in the U.S. in July for $14.99 or get it now, burned to a cd... from a Chinese convenience shop near you.

Re:Will cause trouble in DC.

[linzeal]

Whichever one gives them more mad props and foil-wrapped bricks of money.

Re:china? whaa?

[Whiney Mac Fanboy]

Intel hasn't (to my knowledge) killed anyone protesting against it, in full view of the world's cameras, just because it can.

Good point.

You're quite right that China has behaved far more atrociously than intel.

see times are changing

[icepick72]

China now wants the ISO to investigate the fast-track process to determine "whether the ethical and procedural rules and principles have indeed been violated

Legalize and the right to a democratic networking standard .... China is indeed becoming more westernized all the time ... hahahaha ... I love it.

Re:Cult of death?

[RobertLTux]

actually a good chunk of Non catholic Christians do believe in a bodily resurection
(catholics have thier own problems and jewish folks also think its not Kosher)

besides its RUDE to yank chunks of a person out without their permission.