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Infineon cops unexpected loss







Infineon cops unexpected loss

Infineon cops unexpected loss 07/20/2004 06:31 AM

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An Infineon rep told The Register that they had changed their ways; they'd only done this to certain OEM customers and they have "already been in contact with these customers and has achieved or is in the process of achieving settlements with all of these OEM customers."

PC makers like Dell has long raised the issue of the major RAM makers illegally maintaining high prices. Other major RAM makers - Samsung, Hynix, Micron - have also been under investigation. Dell CEO Michael Dell has described the group as a ‘Cartel’. As part of Infineon’s settlement with the DOJ, the 3rd largest in the division’s history, the company will aid the government in investigations into the other companies.

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