http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/businesstechnology/2001873909_btchipbackfire08.html
I have always thought that the RamBus litigation saga showed a company operating at its very worst [at least until SCO came along!], and was pleased when RamBus got whacked in court -- the good guys win one for a change, I thought! Alas, I discounted the ability of the USA legal system to fold on itself like liquid orgami, and now RamBus is out of the woods and looking for new vic--ah, targets, to sue.
This article gives a gloss on the complicated history, and also suggests that common sense may hold RamBus back from further excesses. Since a lack of this widely available commodity seems to be shared by the information technology and legal industries, I am not holding my breath here.
Some indication that this was a prudent decision on my part is suggested by the fact that RamBus has gone back to court once more:
http://eletters.wnn.ziffdavis.com/zd1/cts?d=75-200-1-1-618817-8735-1
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