Acacia Subsidiary Acquires Additional Patents from Renesas Electronics Corporation
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.-- September 22, 2016 -- Acacia Research Corporation (NASDAQ: ACTG) announced today that a subsidiary has acquired an additional portfolio of semiconductor patents from Renesas Electronics Corporation. These patents relate to Power Management, System-on-Chip System Architecture and Device Manufacturing Processes and Packaging.
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