Four of the biggest Taiwanese memory manufacturers have decided to complain to the local authorities that Dramurai Hynix has breached trade rules and is unfairly subsidised by the Korean government.

As the US and Europe have both decided to give Hynix a good kicking over similar matters, what could be more appropriate than for Taiwan to join as well.

Nanya, Winbond, Powerchip and Mosel Vitelic have ganged up and will complain to the Taiwanese Fair Trade Commission, the Economic News reports today.

The EU and the US blocs both imposed swingeing import tariffs recently on Hynix, as a result of complaints from disinterested observers such as Micron and Infineon.

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