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Whilst a very interesting video that i'm also watching its technically not news :P They (literally) have been doing it for years.

 

Also doesn't meet section guidelines.

 

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I was actually considering posting this in general discussion

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if they were so bad then nobody would be buying their stuff. The still have more than 3/4 of the pc market share.

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2 minutes ago, Tiwaz said:

if they were so bad then nobody would be buying their stuff. The still have more than 3/4 of the pc market share.

No, that's called having a huge PR budget.

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Just now, DeadEyePsycho said:

No, that's called having a huge PR budget.

well yeah because they sell more cpus. Whether you like them or not. 

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Just now, Tiwaz said:

well yeah because they sell more cpus. Whether you like them or not. 

Why are you talking about mutually exclusive things?

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p o s t i n g  g u i d e l i n e s 

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adored should be news to wake some people up. While I am not saying everybody should just up and boycott intel/nvidia, they should be aware what has happened and what will happen. 

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can someone sum this video up and tdlr for me considering cant watch at work?

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8 minutes ago, pas008 said:

can someone sum this video up and tdlr for me considering cant watch at work?

Its a detailed breakdown of Intel's History as a company competing in the CPU space with AMD. The scandalous part being the dirty underhanded tactics they employed to cripple AMD. Most notably in the mid-late 2000s when AMD had a better product but Intel used their might to prevent OEM sales. A long video but very well put together and researched. Details include a history of the lawsuits and regulatory bodies of several nations finding Intel's business practices illegal.

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5 minutes ago, tom_w141 said:

Its a detailed breakdown of Intel's History as a company competing in the CPU space with AMD. The scandalous part being the dirty underhanded tactics they employed to cripple AMD. Most notably in the mid-late 2000s when AMD had a better product but Intel used their might to prevent OEM sales. A long video but very well put together and researched. Details include a history of the lawsuits and regulatory bodies of several nations finding Intel's business practices illegal.

wikipedia sourced?

work in a shop so cant hear anything

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Why is this still in Tech News? This is not news and it doesn't comply with the posting guidelines.

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Just now, tom_w141 said:

Numerous sources and legal reports

ok ty

seen it was half hour so this interests me, I know quite a bit of their lawsuits and crazy practices

even though it prolly will not stop me from buying them if they are the best product for my needs

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Not news, in fact pretty ancient.

 

Also Intel didn't really do anything that any other company with a dominant position wouldn't do as well.   It was mostly some bullshit about "you can win but just not by too much".

 

This scene in Silicon Valley is pretty accurate:

 

 

"I suppose once Pied Piper is a billion dollar company you'll seek out your competitors and help them".

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2 minutes ago, AnonymousGuy said:

Also Intel didn't really do anything that any other company with a dominant position wouldn't do as well.

Willing to bet you didn't watch.

 

Paying near a billion $ per quarter in rebates to prevent your customer (the person meant to give you money) buying competitor products even when they are superior. Sureeeeeeee loads of businesses do that.

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Just now, tom_w141 said:

Willing to bet you didn't watch.

 

Paying near a billion $ per quarter in rebates to prevent your customer (the person meant to give you money) buying competitor products even when they are superior. Sureeeeeeee loads of businesses do that.

I already know the whole story, don't need to watch.  Intel incentivized retailers to sell their products.  Everyone does that in one form or another.   Coupons, product placement, discounts, rebates, advertising...all of it is a company spending money to put themselves above their competitors.

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1 minute ago, AnonymousGuy said:

Intel incentivized retailers to sell their products.

They weren't just incentivizing retailers to sell their own products, they were incentivizing retailers to NOT sell AMD products.

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3 minutes ago, AnonymousGuy said:

I already know the whole story, don't need to watch

Called it? I know it too but I still watched.

 

 

5 minutes ago, AnonymousGuy said:

Intel incentivized retailers to sell their products

LMAO

 

5 minutes ago, AnonymousGuy said:

Everyone does that in one form or another.   Coupons, product placement, discounts, rebates, advertising...all of it is a company spending money to put themselves above their competitors.

Yeah sure pal whatever makes you happy.

 

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Just now, Jito463 said:

They weren't just incentivizing retailers to sell their own products, they were incentivizing retailers to NOT sell AMD products.

And ultimately what difference does it make?  Six in one hand, half dozen in the other.  I can either give you $20 off my product or pay you $20 to not buy their product.  Either way I lose $20 and you buy me.

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