AMD subpoenas dozens of major Intel customers
Advanced Micro Devices said it has served subpoenas to 36 major US tech companies seeking documentation to support its antitrust lawsuit against Intel.
AMD expects to receive 6 to 8 teraBytes of data in documentation from the subpoenaed companies, which include Dell, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Lenovo, Gateway, Sun Microsystems and units of Fujitsu and NEC.
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