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Memory Trio Samsung, SK Hynix & Micron Face Class Action Lawsuit As Prices Reach Historical High Due To Shortages

Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron face a class action lawsuit alleging price-fixing as memory prices hit historical highs.

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The brief

Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron are the targets of a U.S. class action lawsuit. The three companies are accused of price-fixing and manipulating DRAM prices during a period of significant memory shortages, a situation some coverage describes as a 'RAMpocalypse.'

Reports from Law360, India Today, and Wccftech emphasize that prices have reached historical highs. 富途牛牛 highlights antitrust risks tied to the AI storage boom, specifically alleging that the transition to High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) was used to manipulate costs.

Future developments depend on the legal proceedings regarding the alleged manipulation of DRAM prices and the impact of the AI storage boom on memory availability.

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Which companies are being sued?

The lawsuit targets Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron.

What are the specific allegations?

The companies are accused of price-fixing and manipulating DRAM prices, with some reports linking this to the HBM transition.

Why are memory prices currently high?

Coverage attributes the historical price highs to shortages and the AI storage boom.

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