I jusrt read that a U. S. Court of Appeals has thrown out a ruling in a case involving Rambus, Micron and Hynix. As a former user of Rambus memory I wonder what th8is means for memory costs and what not.
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Re: Rambus patent ruling thrown out.
Maybe this is relevant: http://www.law360.com/articles/24505...ence-fed-circ-
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Re: Rambus patent ruling thrown out.
IT looks like Rambus' days are numbered, maybe. I would have loved to see its old RDRAM technologies free so (hopefully) I could max out the RAM in my old P4 Dell from 2001 (currently has 512M, max at 2G).Comment
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Re: Rambus patent ruling thrown out.
Corporations routinely circumvent laws by giving all expense paid "seminar" trips to judges, at various resorts (see tripsforjudges), with the purpose of "educating" them on how to bypass the Sherman-Clayton Anti-trust act, among others. Apparently the higher court judges weren't participants in those "seminars"."A nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people.”
– John F. Kennedy, February 26, 1962.Comment
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