EU court cuts Intel's EU antitrust fine

Core Viewpoint - Europe's second-highest court upheld a €376 million ($438 million) EU antitrust fine against Intel for anti-competitive practices, while reducing the fine by 5% [1] Group 1: Legal Outcome - The court rejected Intel's challenge against the antitrust fine imposed two years ago [1] - The fine was originally set at €376 million, which has now been reduced to approximately €357 million [1] Group 2: Implications for Intel - This ruling reinforces the EU's stance on maintaining competitive markets and could impact Intel's future business strategies [1] - The decision may influence other companies in the semiconductor industry regarding compliance with antitrust regulations [1]