Sure, there's an imperfect competitive framework in place. It can be improved. Regardless, AMD failed to compete effectively in that framework over the last f

Sure, there's an imperfect competitive framework in place. It can be improved. Regardless, AMD failed to compete effectively in that framework over the last few years. The fact that AMD now has a superior offering attracting significant orders implies that competition is possible in spite of the unfairness. AMD probably would have done much better previously if they had produced better products.