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What began last week as a class certification hearing on one of five national, high-tech price-fixing cases pending in San Francisco became a big score for plaintiffs after the judge asked what evidence they had of a conspiracy, then read aloud an e-mail by competing executives that suggests how to keep prices high. The suit combines at least 51 separate civil antitrust actions against Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices/ATI Technologies, or AMD, that allege price-fixing in the market for computer chips that control images, known as graphics processing units, or GPUs.
July 08, 2008 at 05:05 AM
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