[The Rambus affair goes from bad to worse]

[Will the ending everyone foresees come out of the Rambus camp?]

[Germany's Internion confesses that the damage it sustained from concentrating on Rambus RAM runs to tens of trillions]

[Japan's Dushiba reported to have requested loans amounting to 30 trillion from its main bank]

[The CEO of America's Maisron has offered the opinion that if this continues the whole Rambus camp may perish together]

Word came that the Rambus camp, which had been one great axis of the semiconductor memory market, was collapsing.

The fall, faster and larger than had been expected, was enough to shake the semiconductor market.

And the share price of Ilhyeon Electronics, positioned on the opposite side from the Rambus camp that shook so, was setting a new high day after day.

[Ilhyeon Electronics' choice of DDR named the finest decision in the world of the past ten years]

[Ilhyeon Electronics is shutting the door and kicking away the ladder, as though it will not permit any other company to enter]

[Ilhyeon Electronics holds every last power to set prices]

[The opinion is circulating in the semiconductor market that should Ilhyeon Electronics grow greedy, the profits it raises might climb to a level beyond prediction]

The high interest and the mood surrounding Ilhyeon breathed warmth into the market.

But before that warmth had even spread, news came that was enough to chill it cold.

It had come to light that Jun-myeong Lee — grandson of Ilhyeon's Chairman Tak-hyeon Lee and son of Ilhyeon Construction's President Sang-jong Lee — had driven while drunk.

—Just now, as much bad news as good is coming out of Ilhyeon. The eldest son of Sang-jong Lee, President of Ilhyeon Construction, and grandson of Chairman Tak-hyeon Lee, has caused serious trouble, is that right?

Taking the anchor's question, the reporter faced the camera and introduced the case.

—Yes. The young man surnamed Lee is a youth who has only just turned twenty. But according to what is known, last year, before he graduated from high school, he caused a drunk-driving hit-and-run.

—Is a high-school…