[nanoservices]

No one could have ever guessed resting on your laurels and price gouging customers because you were the only game in town would ever come back to bite them. /s

[spectramax]

Isn’t this how every business works? If there is no competition, and if there are people willing to pay for the price they set, how is that a fault of the business?

That said, I think Intel has a long history of anti-competitive behavior and we need law makers with a spine to address and punish this type of behavior.

[skellera]

Not every. Some continue to invest and innovate. Although this is harder as a public company who is pushing for profits over long term strength.

[Fnoord]

In normal business you don't have a monopoly. If you're expensive you will receive competition eventually

[tntn]

I don't think anyone at Intel has been patting themselves on the back for their 10nm failure. This wasn't their plan - cannon lake was supposed to be released in 2016, but now they'll maybe have volume production by the end of this year.

[johnvanommen]

Hooray for competition!

[beastman82]

It's capitalism.

[mhh__]

Intel lowering their prices in response to increased pressure from AMD is capitalism, yes