Class Action Alleges RAM Giants Colluded to Inflate DRAM Prices for AI Data Centers

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Seventeen plaintiffs filed a California class action accusing Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and Micron Technology of colluding to restrict RAM supply and inflate DRAM prices to meet AI data-center demand; the Garciaguirre et al. suit, filed in the Northern District of California, lists three small computer retailers among 17 plaintiffs and cites the firms’ roughly 90% DRAM market share, along with prior 2005 price-fixing indictments against Samsung and Hynix executives.
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