Intel says it is confident the worldwide
microprocessor market is functioning normally in the face of a fresh anti-trust
action from the European
Commission.
Intel's rival AMD gained market share in
2005 and the first half of 2006, but suffered a downturn in the second half of
the year following a price war, and has long complained of unfair practices by
Intel.
Intel holds about an 80 per cent share of the chip market, while AMD controls
less than 20 per cent.
In a statement Intel said its conduct has always been lawful, pro-competitive
and beneficial to consumers.
"As evidence of the existence of a highly competitive and innovative
microprocessor market, consumers have benefited from prices that have gone down
significantly, output has increased many times over, and the performance of
products, including ours, has improved exponentially," says the statement.
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