This is an old article. As far as I know, the settlement that was been reached was entirely laughable and most certainly doesn't remove the "cripple AMD" functi

This is an old article. As far as I know, the settlement that was been reached was entirely laughable and most certainly doesn't remove the "cripple AMD" function. Now Intel just has to notify customers that it may not get optimal performance on other CPUs, and reimburse them the cost of the compiler if they can demonstrate that they mistakenly bought the compiler thinking that wouldn't happen, or something like that. There is no new info in the linked article regarding the "new" FTC investigation.