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G.Skill, a U.S. memory manufacturer, has settled a $2.4 million class-action lawsuit over allegations that it misled consumers about the actual performance speeds of its DDR4 and DDR5 RAM products. The lawsuit claimed that G.Skill failed to clearly inform customers that the advertised maximum speeds

In 1999, the U.S. government imposed export restrictions on Apple's newly launched Power Mac G4 desktop towers, classifying them as 'supercomputer-level' technology due to their claimed performance of over 1 billion calculations per second. While Apple sought to lift the ban, CEO Steve Jobs turned t