Andy Updegrove has published his own take on the Rambus case, which he was following more closing from an US perspective. Andy is a leading authority when it comes to the law in the standards world, and beyond. We have had the opportunity to discuss this case earlier on, and I find his insight very valuable.

His article can be found at:

http://www.consortiuminfo.org/standardsblog/article.php?story=2009062204…

The final quote of it:

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“And most importantly, we will finally have an object lesson to others for what may happen as a result of the much disputed, incessantly litigated, and certainly regrettable activities that occurred within JEDEC these many years ago.”

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My earlier article on the same topic — less on the case at hand and more on the spillovers from it — can be found here.

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