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Japanese trade authorities raid Intel office







Japanese trade authorities raid Intel
office

Japanese trade authorities raid Intel
office
04/09/2004 04:05 PM

The Japanese Fair Trade Commission is investigating whether Intel has put unfair pressure on PC manufacturers to use only its chips, which is illegal under Japanese law.




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