Posted on Friday, November 06 2009 @ 17:19 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang said he was unsurprised by the
new antitrust suit Intel is facing in the US:
"Where there's smoke there's probably fire. It blows my mind that's it's taken this long," Huang said in an interview Thursday, just after the graphics chipmaker posted solid fourth-quarter earnings. Nvidia competes with Intel in the PC graphics chip market.
"Even bribes and kickbacks can't stop somebody from buying our graphics processors," he said, referring to the allegations made in the lawsuit.
When contacted, Intel had no comment.
"Tactics good for AMD are tactics good for Nvidia," he added. "We have far superior products to Intel, that's how we survive by innovating far ahead of (Intel)."
More info
at CNET.
