Corporate
Jan. 22, 2010
Chipmakers Settle Antitrust Suit
Direct purchaser plaintiffs in one of the major civil antitrust price fixing cases in the Northern District of California - involving SRAM computer memory chips - have reached a $25 million settlement with several defendants.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Direct purchaser plaintiffs in one of the major civil antitrust price fixing cases in the Northern District of California - involving SRAM computer memory chips - have reached a $25 million settlement with several defendants. The notice of settlement, filed Thursday, calls for Micron Technology Inc., Renesas Technology Corp. - a joint venture of Hitachi and Mitsubishi - Hynix Semiconductor Inc, NEC...
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