The difference is that Microsoft has not actually engaged recently in anticompetitive practices. Some of the concessions they were forced to make in the EU go beyond mere antitrust into the realm of taxing their success under the guise of antitrust protection.
The Intel case is different. Intel _has_ done anticompetitive things. For the sake of we consumers, it's important that they be brought to justice so that they and other companies are less tempted in the future to do what they have done.
The Intel case is different. Intel _has_ done anticompetitive things. For the sake of we consumers, it's important that they be brought to justice so that they and other companies are less tempted in the future to do what they have done.