Intel Engineers Say Rambus Scuppered RDRAM
August 31, 2011
Interesting revelations are coming out of the Rambus vs Micron and Hynix patent trial in the US.
Anyone who followed the story of the unholy alliance between Intel and Rambus to, apparently, push RDRAM on an unwilling semiconductor industry will find the case interesting.
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