Intel, which dominates the market for computer microprocessors, is being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission for evidence of unfair competition in the semiconductor market, a probe that now is cutting across that industry. The company has been subjected
to numerous allegations that its business practices violate antitrust laws and that it strong-arms large customers from buying its competitors' products.
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| Latest developments | |
| • | Intel to rivals: innovate |
| • | FTC probe cuts across industry |
| • | How PC vendors bow to chip giant update |
| • | Experts think action unlikely |
| • | FTC investigates Intel update |
| • | Readers speak out about Intel poll results |
| • | Intel stock weathers FTC storm update |
| • | CNET Radio |
| Previous coverage | |
| • | New chip could shut out rivals special report |
| • | The antitrust maze Q&A |
