Cypress to cooperate in DoJ SRAM probe

In a statement, it said it would turn over employees, documents and everything and anything else required by the DoJ's antitrust division.

SRAM (static random access memory) is made by a number of manufacturers - a pretty comprehensive list is here.

Micron, which also makes DRAM, used to be one of the players in this important but low profile market. Other big players in the market remain.

The DoJ has so far levied three quarters of a billion dollars in fines against DRAM manufacturers and consigned some people to gaol. There's no indication on the DoJ site about the aims or widths of this new memory inquiry. µ

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