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Court rules against Intel

Posted by Hemos on Monday April 13, 1998 @11:44AM from the welcome-gulliver dept.

The United States Federal Court gave a prelimenary injunction against Intel today. Intergraph Co. had sued in November alleging "anticompetitive behavior, patent infringement and antitrust violations." This was sparked by what Intergraph says was an attempt by Intel to take the rights in Intergraphs microprocessors without paying.

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