Intel v. Commission (T-286/09)

Intel v. Commission (T-286/09) was a legal case where Intel challenged a European Commission ruling that found it had engaged in anti-competitive practices, such as offering rebates to computer manufacturers to exclude competitors. The tribunal reviewed whether the Commission's investigation and findings were justified. Ultimately, the court upheld the Commission's decision, affirming that Intel's conduct could harm fair competition in the European market. This case highlights how regulatory authorities monitor and address practices that may unfairly limit competition, ensuring a level playing field in the tech industry.