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  • Tue May 22 2001 Micron-Rambus case to begin in October

    The court reschedules Micron's high-stakes fraud and patent-infringement lawsuit against the memory designer so it can digest findings in a similar case involving chipmaker Infineon.

    Posted by David Becker

  • Fri Apr 25 2003 Samsung investing $500 million in plant

    The Korean company's Austin, Texas, chipmaking facilities will get the money, a strategy to prepare for an eventual upturn in the memory market.

    Posted by Michael Kanellos

  • Mon Mar 21 2005 Rambus and Infineon reach settlement

    Closely watched legal fight ends with a $47 million pact giving Infineon access to all Rambus memory chip patents.

    Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

  • Wed Jun 19 2002 Rambus target of FTC antitrust suit

    The Federal Trade Commission alleges that the memory-chip designer deliberately deceived the industry by not disclosing its patent plans to a standards body.

    Posted by Michael Kanellos

  • Tue Feb 11 1997 Giving thanks for more memory

    Dataquest is forecasting continued oversupply for the memory market this year.

    Posted by Brooke Crothers

  • Wed Dec 6 2000 IBM, Infineon looking to shake up memory market

    The companies are working together to develop a radical new memory chip that could hypothetically replace the many types of memory chips in use today.

    Posted by Ian Fried

  • Fri Dec 16 2005 Start-up merges cell phone and PC into a handheld

    Almost everyone has a cell phone and a notebook, but cPC says they will sell one box that does it all.

    Posted by Michael Kanellos

  • Wed Dec 13 2000 Rambus seeks royalties from Nvidia

    The chip designer expands its universe of potential lawsuits by asserting that Nvidia products infringe on Rambus patents.

    Posted by John G. Spooner

  • Tue Aug 24 2004 Japan fires up its semiconductor industry

    Chipmakers are again investing heavily to avoid the mistakes of the 1990s. But can they compete with overseas rivals and avoid a glut?

    Posted by Michael Kanellos

  • Tue Jul 11 2006 China gaining on U.S. chipmakers, CEO says

    With semiconductor industry improving rapidly, country could achieve technological parity with U.S. in a few years.

    Posted by Michael Kanellos

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