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YKhan
Now for something completely different.
Rambus sued over patent violation
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=28036
Yousuf Khan
Rambus sued over patent violation
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=28036
Yousuf Khan
Now for something completely different.
Rambus sued over patent violation
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=28036
Keith said:P.S. Yousuf, individual.net has agreed to carry AISA and it should
be set up in an hour or so. Unfortunately, they have no history so
only new articles will be carried.
Now for something completely different.
Rambus sued over patent violation
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=28036
Now for something completely different.
Rambus sued over patent violation
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=28036
Yousuf Khan
Hmm, that's the 2nd one... both Canadian. Mosaid has been in the process
of suing Rambus for several months now.
YKhan said:Now for something completely different.
Rambus sued over patent violation
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=28036
Unstable junk DDR dead dead dead!
Have they actually sued Rambus? I know that Mosaid has been, umm,
having talks with Infineon, Hynix and Samsung (and previously some
others), but I didn't think them and Rambus had been going at each
other yet.
It is kinda funny though, Mosaid was the company that immediately
jumped to mind when I read the headline and then again after I saw
that it was a Canadian company!
<sigh> I am still kind of sad about Mosaid. They are based here in my
home town and just ten years ago seemed like they were becoming a real
leader in the technology front. However something changed in ~2000,
perhaps even related to the whole Rambus fiasco. All of a sudden they
laid off all their engineers and hired on a whole lot of lawyers.
They stopped innovating and starting litigating.
Perhaps there is a glimmer of hope though. I just checked the
"career" section of their website and the only 4 jobs they have listed
are all pure engineering jobs. Even Rambus is hiring people to do
actual design work again, though I do also see some tell-tale job
postings for "Patent Attorney" and such.
Interesting point of note: This new company that is suing Rambus is a
non-profit organization!
Unstable junk DDR dead dead dead!
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