"We ought to be able to compete and serve that market," Huang told Reuters in the wake of Intel's €1.06 billion slap at the hands of the European Commission, which found Intel guilty of attempting to freeze competitor AMD out of the market through OEM rebates and incentives. Intel immediately dismissed Huang's harangue as cobblers, with a spokesperson insisting "We compete fairly." He added Chipzilla never forced bundles on OEMs and that they were free to choose to buy Atom alone or as part of a processor/chipset bundle.