TimesDispatch.com on February 26, 2005, filed a report on the upcoming Rambus v. Infineon litigation taking place in Judge Robert Payne's federal courtroom in Richmond, Virginia.
Noting the Ramboids . . .
"Payne dismissed all of Rambus 60 infringement claims in the first suit, earning him the enmity of a fiercely loyal group of Rambus shareholders."
Noting Rambus' motion for Infineon to turn over additional documents . . .
"On Monday afternoon, Rambus and Infineon attorneys will discuss procedures for the upcoming trial with U.S. District Judge Robert Payne. Also at that time they are to air a motion by Rambus for Infineon to immediately turn over documents related to a recent discovery in a Rambus suit in California against another computer chip maker, Hynix Semiconductor Inc."
Hat tip to Joe of the Pinehurst Thread for the link.
"Payne dismissed all of Rambus 60 infringement claims in the first suit, earning him the enmity of a fiercely loyal group of Rambus shareholders."
Noting Rambus' motion for Infineon to turn over additional documents . . .
"On Monday afternoon, Rambus and Infineon attorneys will discuss procedures for the upcoming trial with U.S. District Judge Robert Payne. Also at that time they are to air a motion by Rambus for Infineon to immediately turn over documents related to a recent discovery in a Rambus suit in California against another computer chip maker, Hynix Semiconductor Inc."
Hat tip to Joe of the Pinehurst Thread for the link.
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