AMD seeks more damages from Intel
Advanced Micro Devices furthered its antitrust fight against Intel Corp Thursday, filing two claims in Japan seeking about $50 million in damages from alleged violations of the country’s antimonopoly act.
The claims filed in Tokyo High Court and Tokyo District Court by AMD Japan against Intel K.K. stem from findings made by the Japan Fair Trade Commission, which found on March 8 that Intel’s Japan unit interfered with AMD’s activities there, according to AMD.
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