Corning faces EU probe into smartphone ‘Gorilla Glass’
- The European Union has opened an investigation into Corning for possible anti-competitive practices regarding smartphone glass.
- The Commission suspects Corning abused its dominant market position, impacting competition.
- If Corning is found guilty, it could face fines up to 10% of its global revenue.
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As we have seen, the EU has been very active when it comes to the big technology giants. It wants to ensure open competition that is beneficial to consumers. The most recent victim of these...
Gorilla Glass maker Corning is under investigation for anti-trust practices in the EU
Corning makes various kinds of tough glass, the most famous of which is Gorilla Glass – and it’s just this product that may have gotten the company into the sights of the European Commission. The Commission is concerned that Corning is abusing its dominant position as a glass supplier for smartphones, tablets and smartwatches to diminish the competition in this field. Specifically, the Commission is concerned about three things. The first is req…
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Corning faces EU antitrust scrutiny over Gorilla Glass deals with phone makers
Corning is facing European Union antitrust scrutiny after the bloc’s watchdog said it’s investigating the speciality glass maker’s exclusive deals for its Gorilla Glass used in cellphones.
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