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point of view) and holds a series of nearly back-to-back press conferences denying its guilt, it comes as little surprise AMD has been bouncing off the walls with glee all morning, after the EU commission found Chipzilla guilty of antitrust behaviour.

"Today's ruling is an important step toward establishing a truly competitive market," said Dirk Meyer, AMD's president and CEO. "We are looking forward to the move from a world in which Intel ruled, to one which is ruled by customers," he added.

Tom McCoy, AMD's executive vice president for legal affairs said, "Intel broke the law and consumers were hurt," adding that, "with this ruling, the industry will benefit from an end to Intel's monopoly-inflated pricing and European consumers will enjoy greater choice, value and innovation."

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