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Here is a business plan that some might consider twice before putting into practice: create a company that can obtain numerous technology patents and license technologies for which it has no production facilities to work on. Said company will then engage in a number of lawsuits that will be quickly settled through a ... |
11 July 2008
05:16 GMT |
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Rambus has inked two new and important licensing deals with IBM and Spansion on the DRAM market. The memory specialist has just announced that it licensed IBM its multi-protocol serial/deserializer (SerDes) cell technology that offers improved performance in networking, server and general ASIC applications.According... |
25 April 2008
06:39 GMT |
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Rambus has just announced that it has shipped more than 50 million XDR DRAM memory chips worldwide. XDR memory chips use a patented chip architecture that makes it the most powerful memory type in the world, based on some of the company's innovations on the memory playground. The company's XDR memory chips ... |
31 March 2008
12:10 GMT |
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Memory chips manufacturer Rambus has just won in the patent infringement lawsuit against its competitors, after about ten years of trials. According to the jury investigating the case, Rambus was not found guilty of monopolistic practices against its competitors by patenting technologies that imposed themselves as st... |
27 March 2008
18:41 GMT |
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Rambus have announced that Toshiba would buy their XDR memory controller interface licence to be included in Toshiba's new generation of HDTV chipsets. The XDR memory architecture operates at 4.8 Gbps and will allow Toshiba to deliver unmatched image processing performance for their high-definition television li... |
19 December 2007
05:18 GMT |
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The Terabyte Bandwidth Initiative (TBI) is now official, as Rambus has succeeded in delivering their first functional TBI prototype to feature data rates of 16Gbps at a bandwidth of one terabyte per second (TB/s). Rambus will be the first to implement the technology on the current world's fastest memory, the Ra... |
28 November 2007
05:33 GMT |
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Rambus is to announce on Wednesday their Terabyte Bandwidth Initiative (TBI) that is supposed to raise the memory bandwidth to one terabyte for multiple-core systems. This speed could be achieved by using 16 DRAM channels able to transfer 14 Gbps with 4 bytes clock data. Summing up, this would result in a total amou... |
26 November 2007
08:43 GMT |
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Elpida Memory just announced that it has begun field testing engineering samples of XDR random access memory chips that are running at an impressive 4.8GHz, over twice the speed of the fastest available DDR3 memory module that is currently available on the market.The XDR memory chips developed and manufactured by Elp... |
6 October 2007
05:31 GMT |
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It is widely believed, thank you rumor spreaders, that Sun Microsystems is looking to expand its business reach into the field of random access memory by bidding for the Rambus company which is specialized in the development of memory technologies, even if it does not directly produce memory modules. While the acquis... |
13 September 2007
05:42 GMT |
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After the European Commission officially charged Intel with unethical business practices and monopoly behavior, it is now the turn of the computer memory designer and developer Rambus to face charges of "patent ambush" as the company is accused of claiming higher than reasonable royalties from manufacturers that were... |
25 August 2007
07:43 GMT |
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Rambus is a quite small company that is developing different types of technologies and then sells or licenses them to different computer hardware producers like Intel, AMD and so on. Rambus became known a few years back, in the golden days of the Intel Pentium 4s and the AMD's Athlon XP series. Back then, there ... |
26 July 2007
06:25 GMT |
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