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- 1George Mason pair help build International Trade Commission corporate university▼Learning technology student and alum find shared language to develop International Trade Commission corporate university
A George Mason University learning technology student and an alumna are working with the US International Trade Commission to develop its corporate university, a structured in-house training program. The university says the pair found a shared professional language to translate learning technology research into practical staff development for the federal agency.
- 2Netlist Seeks US Import Ban on Micron Memory Chips▼Netlist Files Trade Complaint Seeking Import Block on Micron Memory Chips
Netlist has filed a trade complaint with the US International Trade Commission seeking to block imports of Micron memory chips, alleging patent infringement. If the complaint succeeds, it could restrict sales of Micron products in the US market, escalating the long-running legal dispute between the two companies over memory module technology.
- 3Netlist Files New ITC Patent Complaint Against Micron Over HBM●Netlist Files New ITC Action Against Micron Technology, Inc. Involving HBM Patents for AI Computing
Netlist has filed a new complaint with the US International Trade Commission against Micron Technology, alleging infringement of its patents covering high-bandwidth memory (HBM), the memory technology central to AI computing hardware. If the ITC finds infringement, it could impose import restrictions on Micron's HBM products. The case underscores escalating legal battles over who controls key intellectual property in the booming AI memory market, with Netlist a frequent patent litigant against major memory makers.
- 4Netlist Files New ITC Patent Action Against Micron Over HBM AI Chips●Netlist Files New ITC Patent Action Against Micron Over HBM Technology for AI Computing
Memory maker Netlist has filed a new patent complaint with the US International Trade Commission against Micron, targeting high-bandwidth memory (HBM) technology used in AI computing. The action escalates the long-running legal dispute between the two companies over memory patents, and could affect the supply of HBM chips that power data centers and AI accelerators. Industry watchers are following the case closely given how central HBM has become to the AI hardware boom.