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Memory chips used in everything from computers to DVD players to video games are at issue in a massive patent infringement case before the International Trade Commission. Germany's Infineon Technologies named a whopping 20 defendants in the suit, but its prime target is Japanese memory chip giant Elpida Memory, which Infineon in its complaint alleged "has adopted wholesale, without Infineon's authorization, many of Infineon's patented inventions."
March 25, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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