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For best results when printing this announcement, please click on link below: Sterne Kessler Client Netlist Negotiates $600 Million Settlement with Micron Technology A cross-practice team at Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox served as U.S. International Trade Commission and Federal Circuit counsel to Netlist, Inc. in a
By Blake Brittain Oct 6 (Reuters) — Computer-memory company Netlist announced on Tuesday that Micron would pay $600 million to settle a patent dispute over Micron's memory chips. Netlist said in a statement that Micron would pay $30 million per quarter for a five-year license to Netlist's patent portfolio that includes
By Blake BrittainComputer-memory company Netlist OTC:NLST announced on Tuesday that Micron NASDAQ:MU would pay $600 million to settle a patent dispute over Micron's memory chips.
Netlist and Micron have reached patent license and settlement agreements, ending all pending litigation between the companies. Micron secured a 5-year license to Netlist's patent portfolio, including patents tied to server DIMMs and High Bandwidth Memory, with payments set at $30 million per quarter from Q4 2026 throug
Netlist Inc. and Micron Technology Inc. have entered into patent license and settlement agreements, resolving their ongoing patent litigation.
Netlist filed a new complaint at a U.S. trade tribunal to block imports of Micron memory chips used in Google, Nvidia and Broadcom products for AI computing, citing two patents on high bandwidth memory technology. Micron declined to comment.
Netlist says it filed at the US trade tribunal to block imports of Micron DRAM and products by Google, Nvidia and Broadcom that incorporate allegedly infringing high bandwidth memory patents.