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Intel Takes Dispute with NVIDIA to Court
Intel has sued NVIDIA over its right to create and sell motherboard chipsets that support Intel's Nehalem (aka Core i7)-class of desktop processors. This isn't exactly a new fight and since the release of Nehalem, Intel has been the only manufacturer to support the chipset. The suit is actually asking the court for an injunction to stop NVIDIA from manufacturing a Nehalem chipset.
Nvidia says the dispute does not affect its chipsets for Intel’s current CPU bus interface; Intel said its hope is that the dispute will not impact the company’s other working relationships.
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