Chip giant Intel today filed its response to formal anti-competitive charges leveled by the European Commission. The firm, which was originally due to respond on 8 October last year, had been granted an extension by the EC until 4 January to allow Intel more time to explain itself. However, Intel told Reuters on Friday that …

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