PC maker gets tough on memory makers...
Published: 1 May 2002 09:30 GMT
Dell is seeking to reduce the cost of memory for its PCs by creating deals with a larger number of memory manufacturers.
The company has started procuring memory chips from Taiwanese firm Nanya in order to encourage competion between suppliers rather than co-operation.
The company's CEO, Michael Dell, has accused DRAM suppliers of creating a cartel to push prices up.
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