The global memory sphere has just been saved by the proverbial bell, or gavel in this instance: a court-issued partial injunction has now barred Samsung's unionized workers from going on a planned strike, one that could have aggravated the ongoing DRAM and NAND shortages by crippling Samsung's production cadence of precious memory chips.
As we've been noting ad nauseum over the past few days, Samsung's union workers are currently demanding 15 percent of the company's annual operating profit, which amounts to