alg7_munif
Supreme [H]ardness
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I don't see your point.
No matter what the outcome, the actual time and place of death/murder/crime won't change.
The outcome is the most important thing in the dispute between AMD and Intel because from Intel's point of view, AMD has breached the agreement but from AMD's point of view, the Globalfoundry is just a subsidary. Only the court can rule whether the agreement has been breached or not, not Intel, not you, not me, and not even tons of legal experts on the web.
If the court decides that the agreement was not breached then it means that the agreement is not breached, it is as simple as that. If the court decides that the agreement has been breached then the agreement was breached. Until there is a ruling on this, the agreement would still be valid and what can Intel really do about it?