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    More competition is good. Don’t buy Dell anyway, it’s garbage.

    Hopefully there will be other RAM manufacturers that spring up.

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        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.

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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.

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      That still helps the rest of the world because it reduces demand on the existing oligopoly of memory manufacturers

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      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.