Her department gets called in to excavate, evaluate and then finally offer a solution whereboth the antiquities can be protected and the construction work can go on.
Since the lawsuit was filed, both sides of the dispute have held so-called "discovery" hearings, where preliminary testimony was taken to establish facts.
Since then, Intel Chief Executive PaulOtelliniPaul Otellini has taken the fight to AMD by focusing on the one spot where AMD had hurt it most: the so-called "x86" chips built by both Intel and AMD that power most of the world's PCs, servers and notebook computers.