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Jul 27 2010: The ITC rules in favor of Rambus! Issues a limited exclusion order against NVidia!
Jan 22 2010: Double whammy! ITC Judge agrees with his staff and rules that
Rambus owns the ENTIRE memory market until at least 2015!,
namely, that THREE (one is enough) Barth patents are valid, enforceable and infringed (in this case by NVidia who follows the "JEDEC" standard...)!
This means that Rambus has patents for DDR3,4,5+ memory (controllers) that last until October 2015 (20 years from Oct 95, the application date)! By early August of 2010 at the latest, the ITC is expected to issue an exclusion order (and possibly a cease and desist order) to prevent NVidia products to be sold in the US, while an (unlikely to be won) appeal might get started. It's highly likely that NVidia will have to settle by then.
Valid, enforceable and infringed patents that literally cover MOST of today's memory systems in computers and graphics cards:
Barth '109: Method of controlling a memory device having a memory core
Barth '405: Protocol for communication with dynamic memory
Barth '353: Protocol for communication with dynamic memory
Jan 19 2010: Samsung settles, pays $900M over 5 years!
Harold Hughes did a great job at the CNBC Interview (34MB)
Brand-new Dynamite Evidence 
from the Antitrust case:
Other REAL FACTS of importance (ALL OVERWHELMINGLY PRO-RAMBUS):
FTC Initial Decision
CAFC Ruling on JEDEC
Judge Whyte's Ruling on Rambus' Conduct
Dynamite Antitrust briefs
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- Thu Jul 29 00:01:00 2010 Therese Poletti's Tech Tales: Rambus investors still need nerves of steel (at MarketWatch)
- Wed Jul 28 18:10:24 2010 rambusinc: TG Daily covers newly introduced Rambus high-performance, low-cost DDR3 memory controller solution http://bit.ly/aEIcqr (Rambus Twitter)
- Wed Jul 28 16:53:25 2010 rambusinc: Rambus Senior Engineer, Arun Vaidyanath, discusses designing and integrating DDR3 memory controller interfaces today at MemCon at 3:30 pm (Rambus Twitter)
- Wed Jul 28 16:53:02 2010 rambusinc: Rambus Director, Dr. Judy Chen, and other industry experts examine what?s in store for memory after DDR3 today at MemCon at 5:15 pm (Rambus Twitter)
- Wed Jul 28 13:17:01 2010 rambusinc: Rambus announces DDR3 memory controller interface solution demonstrated at a data rate of 1866 megatransfers per second http://bit.ly/cbSOHm (Rambus Twitter)
- Wed Jul 28 13:15:52 2010 rambusinc: Join Rambus at Memcon 2010 for presentations and demonstrations of its Mobile XDR? and DDR3 memory technologies http://bit.ly/dv549j (Rambus Twitter)
- Wed Jul 28 09:00:00 2010 Rambus to Demonstrate Mobile XDR and DDR3 Memory Solutions at Denali's MemCon 2010 (Business Wire)
- Wed Jul 28 08:00:00 2010 Rambus Introduces High-Performance DDR3 Memory Controller Interface Solution for Consumer Electronics (Business Wire)
- Wed Jul 28 02:41:00 2010 Rambus Wins Favorable Ruling (Zacks)
- Tue Jul 27 14:49:03 2010 Should You Care If Rambus Beats NVIDIA? (at Motley Fool)
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