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2026-09-26
www.ad-hoc-news.de
2026-09-26
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tomshardware.com
2026-09-23
The German court's injunction against Micron marks a pivotal moment in the multi-year IP war between the world's leading memory chipmakers, with strategic implications that extend far beyond a single legal victory. By securing enforceable injunctions in the EU's largest economy, YMTC has demonstrate
2026-09-23
www.tomshardware.com
2026-09-23
The German court's injunction against Micron marks a significant escalation in the protracted patent war between the world's leading memory chipmakers, with implications extending well beyond a single legal ruling. While the immediate impact is confined to two German utility model patents covering 3
2026-09-21
legaldesire.com
2026-09-21
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globallegalchronicle.com
2026-09-18
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stockstotrade.com
2026-09-10
On September 10, 2026, Micron Technology's stock dropped by 3.27% amid weakening demand for memory chips and pricing pressure. The company is also facing new patent litigation from Netlist over DDR5 RDIMM and MRDIMM technologies, which could lead to import exclusions in the U.S. This legal overhang,
2026-09-08
tomshardware.com
2026-09-08
Thailand has asked operators of 49 ongoing data center projects to suspend construction until a comprehensive legal framework is in place. This move reflects global concerns over the environmental and resource impacts of rapidly expanding data center infrastructure. The lack of specific regulations
2026-09-07
2026-09-05
tomshardware.com
2026-09-05
Taiwan has intensified its crackdown on Chinese-owned businesses operating illegally on the island, particularly those concealing ownership through shell companies or hiring non-Chinese nationals to register firms. Under the Cross-Strait Relations Act and related regulations, Chinese enterprises mus
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news.google.com
2026-09-02
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www.marketbeat.com
2026-08-26
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www.forbes.com
2026-08-25
Taiwan has indicted nine individuals, including an Nvidia employee, for allegedly smuggling restricted chips to China, highlighting the challenges in enforcing U.S. export controls. Smugglers often use intermediaries, false documentation, and third-country transshipments to bypass regulations. The c
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www.bostonherald.com
2026-08-25
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www.stamfordadvocate.com
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www.nhregister.com
2026-08-25
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