Rambus lawsuit impact to be huge
If Rambus Inc. wins its forthcoming patent infringement lawsuits, to begin in March, the company will be able to collect $billions in licensing fees. Some analysts say that it would mean an increase in memory and computer costs when the industry is already depressed. On the other hand, a pattern of losses could end much of the company's current revenues.
For a pair of background articles on this subject, read pcworld.com and electronicnews.com.
Via Technologies to rebate DDR SDRAM
- Micron shows DDR Intel server chipset
- Intel finishes McKinley Design
- Computers to make flying easier, safer than driving
- Web spy services raise concerns
- SMT sneaks into Intel's Foster chip
- V.92 analog modems coming soon
- New standard to speed DSL
- Missing iMac DVD puzzles Japanese
- Did Rambus Submarine memory makers?
FTC charges MS with false advertising
- MS judges seem skeptical of breakup case
- Judge's secret meetings could save MS
- Intel urges 400MHz DDR SDRAM
- Intel predicts low-cost P4 Rambus PCs this year
- Nvidia shows PC GeForce3 at IDF
- Gnutella gets first P2P virus
- Bertelsmann's secret Napster clone
- Microsoft appeals court: day two
- Intel phasing out 900MHz PIII
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
