based on very old.

[hhtt21]

I am trying to form a sentence. Would you help me form it? Is it correct and natural?

"The competition between Intel and AMD is based on very early."

Thank you.

 

[hhtt21]

It means nothing to me. Can you try to convey your message in other words?

There is a competition between Intel and Amd. This competition starts in an early time. - A very old competition. Is it O.K now? If you get the idea, can you form that sentence now?

Thank you.

 

[Roman55]

The competition between Intel and AMD is long-standing.

 

[Matthew Wai]

There has long been competition between Intel and AMD.

"The competition between Intel and AMD is based on very early."

I think it is grammatical to say 'The competition between Intel and AMD started long ago'.