Law360, New York (April 20, 2009, 12:00 AM EDT) -- The Korea Fair Trade Commission has closed its long-running investigation into makers of static random access memory after finding no evidence that they engaged in a price-fixing conspiracy, the antitrust watchdog said Monday.
SRAM is a type of semiconductor memory that is used to speed up the performance of microprocessors in small computing tasks. Companies make SRAM for a variety of applications, including memory caches on computer motherboards, cell phones and game consoles.
Korean competition authorities launched the investigation in October 2006, focusing on whether alleged...
KFTC Clears SRAM Makers In Price-Fixing Probe
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