Their defense would probably be that once they cut their legacy nodes there is a lot of incentive here for the individual players to defect from their announced

Their defense would probably be that once they cut their legacy nodes there is a lot of incentive here for the individual players to defect from their announced participation in the market consensus. The modern way of doing price fixing is through corporate M&A and that's been rubber stamped by every U.S. administration for >40 years.