Ending a long-running patent dispute over computer memory, Rambus and Infineon Technologies AG settled all legal claims Monday and granted each other licenses to their respective technologies. Infineon will pay Rambus a quarterly license fee of $5.85 million. Rambus, meanwhile, was granted a perpetual license for Infineon's memory interfaces. The settlement comes three weeks after a federal judge dismissed Rambus' patent claims because the company destroyed documents in anticipation of litigation.
March 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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