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Rambus: Infineon-Klage teilweise abgewiesen

Dem Bericht einer amerikanischen Internetseite zufolge hat Richter Judge Robert Payne die Klage von Rambus gegen den deutschen Chiphersteller Infineon teilweise abgewiesen. Es seien wohl nicht wie von Rambus unterstellt mehrere Dutzend Patentrechte gebrochen worden, sondern wenn überhaupt nur wenige.
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Die Aktie reagiert auf diese Nachricht erwartungsgemäß mit einem Kursrutsch. Aktuell notiert sie bei 15,6 Dollar 7,8% im Minus und damit auf dem Niveau des 52-Wochentiefs.


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According to an article in EBNews.com, U.S. District Court Judge Robert Payne ruled that Rambus didn't show that "dozens" of patents related to synchronous dynamic random access memory (SDRAM) and double-data-rate SDRAM technology had been violated by Infineon (IFX: news, msgs, alerts) .

Rambus didn't immediately return calls to confirm the report. The Mountain View, Calif., company's technology speeds up the exchange of signals between a computer's memory and logic chips. See related story on Rambus and Infineon.

"A story like that coupled with Rambus' attorneys seeming to back away from their position late Friday makes it appear that Rambus is going to have a hard time winning its case in this venue," commented Michael Cohen, co-fund manager of the Alpha Analytics Digital Future Fund.

On Monday, Fredhager.com reported that Rambus would continue its patent infringement case against Infineon and said that Monday marked the day Rambus' final witness would take the stand.

Cohen believes that the near-term outlook for Rambus looks bleak, while the long-term appears promising for the company. He pointed out that he sold his full stake in Rambus on Monday morning, but added that he would be willing to get back into the stock at some point. Rambus shares made up 2 percent of the Alpha Analytics Digital Future Fun