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QBEX Computadores Eireli v. Intel Corporation
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August 07, 2017
Intel Seeks Dismissal Of $100M Suit Over Faulty Chips
Intel Corp. asked a California federal court on Friday to trim Qbex Computadores SA's suit accusing the chipmaker of selling it faulty microprocessors and costing it $100 million when its smartphones began to overheat and explode, asserting that the dispute should focus on alleged breach of contract and implied warranty claims.
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June 14, 2017
Intel Owes $100M For Faulty Chips, Smartphone Maker Says
Intel Corp. intentionally sold Qbex Computadores SA faulty microprocessors that compromised the electronics company's reputation and cost it $100 million when its smartphones began to overheat and explode, according to a complaint filed in California federal court on Tuesday.