"Intel Loses Patent Case in Germany, Orban's Influence in EU Policy, and NATO Membership Debate"
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A German patent court has ruled against Intel in a case involving some of its chips, finding that the company had infringed a patent held by a smaller firm. The ruling could potentially lead to a ban on sales of certain Intel products in Germany, although the company has stated that it plans to appeal the decision.
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