Gorilla Glass producer Corning has proposed several commitments in an attempt to settle an antitrust investigation initiated by the European Union. The bloc launched a probe into Corning on November 6th over concerns the New York-based company used exclusivity contracts to push out rival glass makers from the phone industry,

When it comes to OEMs' demand for Alkali-AS Glass intended for devices used in the European Economic Area (EEA demand'), not to require OEMs to purchase or cause their supply chain to purchase any quantity of Alkali-AS Glass from Corning, and not to offer OEMs any price advantages conditional on such requirements.

Corning has offered to loosen its grip on smartphone glass market to address concerns over its alleged anti-competitive behavior.

Following a competition investigation launched by the European Union earlier this month, which raised concerns about possible exclusive dealing, Corning, the maker of Gorilla Glass, has proposed several changes to its contract terms to resolve the issue.

After the European Union opened a competition investigation into Corning earlier this month, citing concerns over alleged exclusive dealing, the Gorilla Glass maker has offered a raft of changes to its contract clauses aimed at settling the probe.

The European Commission earlier this month launched an antitrust investigation over Corning's exclusive supply deals that may exclude rival glass producers from large segments of the market

Corning Inc. offered a slate of commitments in a bid to settle an European Union antitrust probe over alleged exclusive deals for its break-resistant “Gorilla Glass” in smartphone screens.