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  1. Re:Not untill they are stopped by atrowe · · Score: 2 · on Rambus to Attempt to Collect Royalties on Chipsets
    Intel has already requested that the FTC investigate Rambus on the grounds of antitrust violations. The SDRAM standard was developed by Jedec, an open forum consisting of the worlds major semiconductor manufacturers, including Intel, Rambus, Hitachi and others. Considering Rambus' open participation in Jedec, I don't think their claims will have any grounds in a court of law considering the sole purpose of Jedec was to create an open forum with which to share and build upon new semiconducter technology.

    Here's a link with some more info.

  2. Another Online Story About It by Nova+Express · · Score: 1 · on Enlist, Boot Up, Change Fewer Batteries
    From Semiconductor Business News: http://www.semibiznews.com/sto ry/ OEG20001109S0050.

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    Apology Accepted.

  3. Another article by ReadbackMonkey · · Score: 1 · on Intel To Rambus: Long Walk, Short Pier

    Here is another article.

    Basically saying the same thing as the financial times article, but also saying that intel is moving towards DDR.

  4. Who's baiting whom? by Len · · Score: 1 · on Rambus going after AMD & Transmeta
    From the same Anandtech article:
    Those looking to save quite a bit of money on their motherboard and memory should definitely take a look at the 694D Pro, but since this is a dream system, we'll go with the slightly faster i840 despite the large price premium.
    The price premium is still around 30%-60%, for RAM which is usually slower.
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  5. More Info. by ReadbackMonkey · · Score: 2 · on Micron sues Rambus for antitrust violations

    There is also a story at SemiBizNews and here
    Course when I submitted it this morning it was rejected within seconds. Odd thing that.

  6. Netsilicon article by Tekmage · · Score: 3 · on Atmel Chip for Embedded Linux Devices

    Here's another similar article: Netsilicon makes embedded Linux production-ready for networked devices