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Rambus acquires high-speed signaling products
December 12, 2003FTC delays Rambus ruling
December 18, 2003Matsushita selects Rambus for TV memory
July 19, 2004 Company's digital TVs will use a Rambus-designed interface for high-speed memory.Rambus sees earnings climb
April 15, 2004 Chip designer Rambus reported a rise in earnings and revenue for the first quarter, despite higher legal bills.Standards bodies file brief in Rambus case
August 13, 2003Profits, revenue climb at Rambus
October 14, 2004 Memory designer Rambus reported a rise in net income to $10.4 million, or 10 cents a share, on revenue of $38.8 million in the third quarter.Rambus opens design center in Bangalore
March 17, 2005 New center will hire around 50 people and will focus mainly on Rambus' emerging interface technologies.Fujitsu signs broad licensing deal with Rambus
March 20, 2006 It's the first time a system maker has licensed Rambus' chip interface tech, signaling a possible new front in patent battles.Rambus shuffles key executives
January 12, 2005 Memory maker names new CEO and chairman in the midst of its "next phase of growth."Rambus sues old pal Samsung
June 7, 2005 Just when you thought the Rambus lawsuits might be coming to a close, the memory designer has filed a suit against Samsung.Samsung cranks out next-gen Rambus memory
January 25, 2005 Sony has already agreed to put the DRAM, based on Rambus' XDR interface, into the next version of PlayStation.Rambus and Infineon reach settlement
March 21, 2005 Closely watched legal fight ends with a $47 million pact giving Infineon access to all Rambus memory chip patents.Rambus wins major round in FTC case
February 18, 2004 A Federal Trade Commission judge dismisses the agency's suit that alleged the chip designer engaged in antitrust practices regarding SDRAM, the most common memory found in the market.Rambus tries a new licensing angle
May 10, 2004 The memory designer, which is suing manufacturers over their use of DDR memory, is now marketing technology that will help chipmakers adopt it.Tate quits Rambus amid stock options probe
August 16, 2006 Former Rambus CEO leaves board as more details emerge about his role in the allocation of stock options.Rambus to continue royalty quest after ruling
October 6, 2003 The U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear Infineon Technologies' appeal against the memory chip maker, clearing the way for Rambus to prove that memory makers are violating its patents.Rambus wins $306 million from Hynix
April 24, 2006 In its patent infringement case, a jury backs Rambus. More legal action to follow.FTC: Rambus monopolized memory chip market
August 2, 2006 In addition, commissioners say, the company withheld "highly material" information needed by a key standards group.FTC sets limits on Rambus royalties
February 5, 2007 Memory chipmaker ordered to cut back size of royalties on DRAM technology; Rambus plans to appeal.
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