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  The first time Samsung and micron colluded on dram pricing was in the early 2000s when money was also falling from the sky due to high demand. The fines they were charged with were a fraction of the profits they gained from price fixing. It’s almost like having a limited number of manufacturers and a huge demand spike is actually an incentive for price fixing because they can work together to increase profits artificially. I don’t think you really understand how price fixing and near monop...