The largest RAM and storage component manufacturers are being sued for alleged price fixing and stoking "supracompetitive prices"
Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron, the world's largest RAM and storage manufacturers, are facing a class-action lawsuit alleging price-fixing and intentional supply limitations. The suit claims these actions have led to 'supracompetitive prices' for consumers, impacting devices from PCs and consoles to AI data centers. This is not the first time these companies have faced such accusations, with past incidents involving DRAM price-fixing leading to significant fines.
- Entities
- Platform: Steam Machine
- Platform: Xbox
- Company: Micron
- Company: SK Hynix
- Platform: Nintendo
- Platform: PlayStation
- Topic: Semiconductors
- Topic: Price Fixing
- Platform: PC
- Company: Samsung
- Topic: Supply Chain
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