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- technology@lemmygrad.ml
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It is assumed that most of the available DRAM will be consumed domestically within mainland China, with little expected to be sold in Western markets.
Too bad for us.
That still helps the rest of the world because it reduces demand on the existing oligopoly of memory manufacturers
Honestly I would have been surprised if they came to save the day, why would they subvention our broken economic system? If they ever enter the market (outside China) I doubt they would undercut memory suppliers that much.
More competition is good. Don’t buy Dell anyway, it’s garbage.
Hopefully there will be other RAM manufacturers that spring up.
It’s a real shame German politicians allowed/got paid to force Qimonda to die.
Hadn’t heard of it, but it seems like they were abandoned when they needed help the most. Germany didn’t realise what they had.
As is tradition… if it doesn’t have 4 wheels, politicians don’t care.
