>If these three companies are found to have breached China's anti-trust laws, each company could be fined between $800 million and $8 billion, with fines based on DRAM sales between 2016 and 2017
>This investigation also comes at a time where several Chinese companies plan to enter the DRAM market, where today's high pricing could be seen as a good thing for Chinese startups, which are set to start production in late 2018 or early 2019.
>It has been speculated that Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron have manipulated the DRAM market to keep prices high and have delayed capacity expansions to coincide with the introduction of Chinese-made DRAM, which could crash the market and leave Chinese producers without any profit. overclock3d.net/news/memory/dram_makers_could_be_fined_billions_in_antitrust_fines_in_china/1
>This investigation also comes at a time where several Chinese companies plan to enter the DRAM market
all i needed to read. kek
Juan Cook
>Chinese entering the market Fuck no, finding a decent one to buy will be as bad as trying to find a non-fake SD card online.
Jaxon Brown
watch as ram prices soar even higher cause you know those companies will try to recover those "fines" they paid out. stockholders/board members can't stand lost profits.
Josiah Gomez
>Be Chinese >Steal ideas and make your own clone of it >Blatantly ignore copyright >No safety standards, no quality control standards >Get angry that companies are pulling shady shit to keep you out of the game
Cry more you dog eating gooks. I'll take a Korean or Jap slant eye any day over some Chinese, i.e. the niggers of Asia.
Luis Johnson
/this
Nolan Price
Hey remember when the Chinese stole fake designs for capacitors causing tons of faulty power supplies and motherboards? How it was such a monumental disaster that PSU manufacturers still advertise "100% Japanese capacitors" on the box TO THIS DAY?
