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Samsung bid for SanDisk shows memory market woes
SAN FRANCISCO - A $5.85 billion bid by Samsung Electronics Co. to take over SanDisk Corp., a wounded competitor that also serves as a partner, reflects the turbulence in the market for flash memory, a key ingredient in digital cameras, music players and other devices.
Nations:U.S. South Korea Source:(AP)
2008-09-18
Court overturns government's ruling against Rambus
Rambus Inc. has scored another legal victory in its long-running battle to collect millions of dollars in royalties on its patented designs for computer memory chips.
2008-04-22
Rambus wins memory-chip trial
Rambus Inc. scored a key victory Wednesday in its nearly decade-old fight with memory chip makers when a jury found the company did not engage in monopolistic behavior by patenting technologies that eventually became standard in memory chips.
2008-03-26
Intel CEO vows to improve memory biz
Chip-maker Intel Corp.'s CEO, Paul Otellini, vowed Wednesday to shore up the company's defenses against steep drops in memory chip prices that forced it to lower its profit forecast for the current quarter.
2008-03-05
Toshiba to make solid-state drives in push for flash
Japanese memory chip maker Toshiba Corp (6502.T) said on Monday it would make flash-based solid state drives for notebook PCs, as it seeks to create new sources of demand for flash memory chips.
Nations:U.S.
2007-12-10
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