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Intel’s unfair trade practice threatens AMD’s market share
Charles Chou, Taipei; Jessie Shen, DIGITIMES

Intel’s anti-competitive measures have caused Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) to experience a falling market share in Japan and other regions worldwide, according to KJ Chou, general manager of AMD Taiwan.

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