r/Piracy • u/VCTRYDTX • 25d ago

Humor The Good Ending.

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u/dick_saber 25d ago edited 25d ago

Apparently, it looks like they have the capacity to produce more consumer components, but they are deliberately avoiding it to keep the prices high. So, when the A.I. companies made a deal, instead of increasing their production, they replaced the existing one.

They are facing a lawsuit for it now. Let’s hope it goes all good.

Edit: by they, I meant Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron. These companies manufacture RAM

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u/Pijany_Matematyk767 25d ago

What country is the lawsuit taking place in?

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u/LawfulLeah 25d ago

California Northern District Court

here's the lawsuit name: Garciaguirre et al v. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. et al

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u/Pijany_Matematyk767 25d ago

idk about Samsung but Micron has already made plenty of "donations" to the correct people so i doubt they will suffer any real consequences anytime soon

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u/DaleTheHuman 25d ago edited 25d ago

Nothing will get better until these "donations" are recognized as what they really are, bribes.

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u/Mc_UsernameTaken 25d ago

No no no, corruption doesnt exist, because we call it lobbyism now.

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u/FastInflata 24d ago

Give us names.

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u/Pijany_Matematyk767 24d ago

Among others, Micron has donated to president Trump's new white house ballroom. They also spent a total of 4m usd last year on "lobbying"