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The Financial Times reports that Chinese regulators have found "Massive Evidence" of DRAM price-fixing. While the article itself is behind a paywall, summaries from other news sites have hinted at a few of the details. According to silicon.co.uk, Chinese officials didn't give any specific examples, but they did say they are investigating, Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron Technology. According to previous reports, the firms are already facing up to $8 Billion USD in fines
"The anti-monopoly investigation into these three companies has made important progress... (It) has yielded massive evidence," said Wu Zhenguo, the head of China's anti-monopoly bureau under the State Administration for Market Regulation, according to the FT. Bloomberg also reported that the country's anti-monopoly bureau had made "progress" in the investigation.
"The anti-monopoly investigation into these three companies has made important progress... (It) has yielded massive evidence," said Wu Zhenguo, the head of China's anti-monopoly bureau under the State Administration for Market Regulation, according to the FT. Bloomberg also reported that the country's anti-monopoly bureau had made "progress" in the investigation.