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Intergraph Corp. and Intel Corp. had a cozy relationship in the early 1990s. But in 1996 Intergraph says (and Intel denies) that Intel demanded a royalty-free license to Intergraph's Clipper chip. Intergraph had evidence that Intel's billion-dollar Pentium chip infringed patents for the technology. Instead of bowing to the demands of its biggest supplier, Intergraph went to court. The risk paid off. Intergraph has pulled in $865 million in cash settlements from the Clipper cases.
May 23, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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