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Players grab Rambus calls before injunction ruling

eetimes.com     Jul 9, 2008   1 related          

CHICAGO — Option speculators on Wednesday (July 9) were betting on more gains in the stock of memory chip technology designer Rambus Inc., a move that could be related to an expected injunction ruling in its patent litigation....                

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5:22 p.m. -- Micron may buy share of another chip-making joint venture

idahostatesman.com     May 24, 2008          

Micron Technology may buy a Taiwain memory-chip maker's stake in a joint venture with a German chipmaker, Dow Jones Newswires reported. Such a purchase would broaden Micron's joint ventures as the Boise manufacturer struggles to return to profitability in the brutally competitive - and often...                

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IC ranking, foundry, DRAM moves lead story ranking

eetimes.eu     May 24, 2008          

Here are the top six online stories for the week beginning Sunday, May 18, as ranked by EE Times Europe readers, up to and including Friday, May 23. The ranking is based on the number of reader "views" or "hits" on a particular article. 1) Major shake ups in analyst's 1Q08 chip ranking European...                

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Micron eyes Qimonda stakes in Inotera

eetasia.com     May 21, 2008   4 related          

Technology Inc. is exploring the plan to buy Qimonda AG's stake in Inotera Memories Inc., according to an analyst. Taiwan's Nanya Technology Corp. and Germany's Qimonda have a joint DRAM manufacturing venture in Taiwan called Inotera. But Micron recently entered into a surprising R&D and DRAM...                

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Fujitsu claims win in DRAM patent war vs. Nanya

eetasia.com     May 19, 2008          

Ltd said that Taiwan's Nanya Technology Corp. has withdrawn its appeal in a Tokyo District Court. The appeal involved a recent ruling, which found that Nanya has infringed a Fujitsu patent. With the withdrawal, the decision of the Tokyo District Court on August 30, 2007 becomes final and...                

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65 nm GPU for Xbox 360 'Jasper' due in August

betanews.com     May 9, 2008   10 related          

The latest update to Microsoft's Xbox 360 not only gives the console a 65 nm CPU, but a similarly-profiled GPU, enabling the whole unit to consume less power, and therefore run cooler and more quietly. ... As most fans of the console -- certainly those who eagerly...                

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Analysis: It's the season of memory JVs

eetasia.com     Apr 28, 2008          

Last week's announcement of the MeiYa Technology DRAM joint venture between Nanya and Micron offered further evidence that JVs are in vogue—if not indispensable—in the memory industry. ... Last week's announcement of the MeiYa Technology DRAM joint venture between...                

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Court Overturns Government's Ruling Against Rambus

toptechnews.com     Apr 24, 2008          

Rambus Inc. has scored another legal victory in its long-running battle to collect millions of dollars in royalties on its patented designs for computer memory chips. A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the Federal Trade Commission didn't offer enough evidence in accusing the company of...                

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Winbond, Qimonda team up on next-gen DRAM

eetasia.com     Apr 23, 2008   8 related          

Qimonda this week said that it has signed a technology license and foundry agreement for its new 65nm 'buried wordline' technology with Taiwan's Winbond Electronics. ... venture in Taiwan dead in the water? Germany's Qimonda AG this week said that it has signed a...                

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Court overturns government's ruling against Rambus

examiner.com     Apr 22, 2008   5 related          

Rambus Inc. has scored another legal victory in its long-running battle to collect millions of dollars in royalties on its patented designs for computer memory chips. ... « ) - Rambus is still facing a number of other court challenges and the possibility of further FTC...                

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