National Law Journal
...of graphics processing units. The lawsuit filed by technology licensing giant Rambus Inc. spanned two International Trade Commission actions, two district court actions, 17...
National Law Journal
...This appeal arises out of a contract dispute between Verint Systems, Inc. ("Verint") and Tekelec, Inc. ("Tekelec"). The district court...
...United States. It also scored a major victory against Rambus Inc., the technology licensing firm that's been wrangling in court for...
...Corp., for which it mounted an offensive against technology licensing company Rambus Inc. in response to its infringement suits over memory-controller patents. The...
...federal jury in Islip, N.Y., finds that Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc. is not liable in the first sudden-acceleration case to go to...
...Rambus loses verdict on its conspiracy allegations SAN FRANCISCO — Nine jurors agreed that Hynix Semiconductor Inc. and Micron...
...the damage done by a multiyear price-fixing scheme, lawyers for Rambus Inc. argued on Sept. 21 during closing arguments in their case against...
...price maintenance) is illegal per se. In Leegin Creations Leather Products Inc. v. PSKS Inc., 127 S. Ct. 2705 (2007), the Court ruled...
...that bought from a competing microprocessor manufacturer, such as Advance Micro Devices Inc. (AMD), Via Technologies Inc. or, in the case of graphics...
...European Commission in May 2009. In the United States, Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD), Intel's sole significant rival, sued Intel for a broad range...
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