Theories about the end of RAMageddon

What lowers prices is an increase in supply. But it isn't voluntary, just a free market process. Imagine competing airlines on the same route. One airline wants to win out and starts dropping prices to take costumers away from competitors. Are other airlines just going to accept this? Of course, not. So they start dropping prices, too. One airline even buys a bigger plane to lower production costs and lower prices even further. The other airlines see this and start buying bigger planes as well. What they notice is that lower prices doesn't only take costumers away from the most uncompetitive airline, it also creates a higher demand. More people can now afford to fly. The game continues until one airline notices that the market is now close to satisfied and instead increases the quality of its product to attract costumers. Other airlines want to keep their costumers and adapt. This is how the free market is supposed to work and it normally ends up with a better product for the costumer. That's the theory. In the RAM market, we have three companies competing with each other. Their production lines were previously able to put out more than what worldwide demand was. So they had to somewhat fight it out between each other. We profitted from lower prices. Now, the demand is so utterly high that they have no chance in hell to satisfy it. They can now choose the game they want to play and all three of them recognized that it is much more comfortable living that way instead of doing risky investments to increase profuction, to fight it out again and then be caught out by a RAM bubble if you will, should demand sharply decrease for some reason. They would have then invested money into something that created a bubble for themselves. So they simply don't. They effectively did the worst thing possible for any capitalist society. They agreed created a cartel and are now controlling the market, instead of competing. As of now, there are only two scenarios that could reverse this development. 1. Demand decreases so sharply that those producers are once again forced to compete. 2. The Chinese get their act together by 2028-29 and start flooding the market with their own products to drive the other 3 out of the market and become dominant which would force the other 3 to react in some kind of way.