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> three major manufacturers of NAND memory — Intel, Micron, and SK Hynix — have announced that they will be taking measures to address the oversupply<p>Isn't that illegal? To fix the market by colluding and price fixing?<p>How is this different from the act that Mercedes, BMW and VW are getting fined for for colluding to not release emissions tech?

Questions: 1. Can someone explain why this is not a clear cut of a collusion? Didn't the same "cartel" get busted for this behavior a while ago? 2. Why aren't they under tight regulation since they have a history of doing this?

Does this mean Intel's recently released high capacity SSD line (1 TB at 130€) will become more expensive?

I would have preferred to see this happening to the dram cartel, who actually did fix prices.

Well they were loosing a lot of money over the falling NAND prices

All at once? Could be an accident but could be collusion

Buy Samsung NAND, it's good and they keep making it.

Does this mean Intel's recently released high capacity SSD line (1 TB at 130€) will become more expensive?

I would have preferred to see this happening to the dram cartel, who actually did fix prices.

Well they were loosing a lot of money over the falling NAND prices

All at once? Could be an accident but could be collusion

Buy Samsung NAND, it's good and they keep making it.

Memory Makers Plan to Cut NAND Flash Production

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Memory Makers Plan to Cut NAND Flash Production

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