Intel and AMD renew legal sniping
New complaint centres on licensing issues after AMD's Global Foundries spin-off
Intel believes that AMD's Global Foundries unit is not entitled to use certain licences Rival chipmakers AMD and Intel may be headed towards yet another legal showdown. The latest issue centres around...
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