Acacia Subsidiary Acquires 65 Patents Covering DRAM Technologies from a Major Semiconductor Company
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. -- November 12, 2010 -- Acacia Research Corporation (Nasdaq:ACTG) announced today that a subsidiary has acquired 65 US and foreign patents from a major semiconductor company.
“Acacia is becoming the patent licensing partner of choice for large companies,” commented Paul Ryan, Acacia Chairman and CEO. “As Acacia’s licensing success grows, an increasing number of large companies are selecting us as their partner for the licensing of their patented technologies,” concluded Mr. Ryan.
The patent portfolios include patents relating to dynamic random access memory (DRAM) technology. This technology may be used in computers, mobile devices (such as smart phones, cameras, etc.) and other electronics.
ABOUT ACACIA RESEARCH CORPORATION
Acacia Research’s subsidiaries partner with inventors and patent owners, license the patents to corporate users, and share the revenue. Acacia Research’s subsidiaries control over 160 patent portfolios, covering technologies used in a wide variety of industries.
Information about Acacia Research is available at www.acaciatechnologies.com and www.acaciaresearch.com.
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