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Federal Judge Rejects Memory Makers’ Defense To Advance Class-Action Antitrust Lawsuit; Samsung, Micron & SK hynix Must Face The Music Over Artificial DRAM Shortage

Several SK Hynix memory chips labeled 'H5CG46AGBD' on green circuit boards.

Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron were already in the crosshairs of a U.S. federal class-action lawsuit that claimed the big-three DRAM manufacturers were involved in collusion to artificially limit memory supply and enjoy heaps of profits. Unfortunately for these technology giants, wiggling their way out of this situation isn’t an option, as a federal judge in California has cleared the way for the antitrust lawsuit. Assuming a court order not only fines the memory makers but makes it mandatory for supply to keep pace with demand, there’s potential for this crisis to end, resulting in DRAM prices finally stabilizing. Judge Noël […]

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