Read the rest and see what you think. Wake me when this is over. Despite today's verdict , EBN is reporting that Rambus isn't ready to throw in the towel yet. If today's decision is allowed to stand, all companies that innovate risk having their intellectual property rights unjustly expropriated. I'm skeptical that the legal gods will smile on Rambus in another arena.
Reality can be a serious female dog sometimes.
The deal is retroactive to Jan. 1, when the previous agreement expired. Intel has patents covering aspects of the x86 instruction set used in processors for Windows-based PCs. It looks like there is a lot of life left in the x86 instruction set. Electic Tech also has a short blurb. Based on the VIA Apollo Pro 133A chipset, Abit's new board claims to have support for the 1.2V FC-PGA2.