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- 1NetLync Adds iPhone Handoff Support to Entitlements Service▼NetLync Adds iPhone Handoff Support to Entitlements-as-a-Service®
NetLync has announced that its Entitlements-as-a-Service platform now supports iPhone Handoff, allowing mobile operators to activate Apple's device continuity feature for customers through entitlement management. The update means carriers using NetLync can enable seamless handoff between iPhone and other Apple devices as part of their service provisioning. Coverage so far is limited to the company's own announcement, with no independent industry reaction recorded yet.
- 2Micron to pay Netlist $600 million to settle patent dispute▼Micron agrees to pay Netlist $600 million to end patent war
US memory chipmaker Micron has agreed to pay Netlist $600 million to settle a long-running patent dispute between the two companies. The agreement ends years of litigation over memory technology patents, in a settlement that ranks among the larger patent payouts in the semiconductor industry.
- 3NETL's OASIS Technology Aims to Transform Oxygen Production▼A Breath of Fresh Air: NETL's OASIS Technology Poised To Revolutionize Oxygen Production
The US National Energy Technology Laboratory is promoting OASIS, a technology it says could revolutionize how oxygen is produced. Announced by the lab, the system is described as a breakthrough with the potential to make oxygen generation more efficient and accessible. Details on how the technology works and when it might be deployed remain limited in the initial announcement.
- 4Security researcher flags phishing link abusing Google redirect●Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//www[.]google[.]co[.]kr/url?q=hxxps[:]//b4bm4n-b0b-0r1q1n4l-ytrewqhgfdsa-1oi[.]netlif
A cybersecurity analyst has warned about a suspected phishing campaign using a Google Korea redirect link to send victims to a suspicious Netlify-hosted page. The URL embeds what looks like an encoded email address, a common tactic to track targeted recipients. Analysts advise treating unexpected links claiming to come from Google with caution.
- 5Netlist seeks U.S. import ban on Micron AI chips▼Netlist seeks U.S. import ban on Micron chips used in Google, Nvidia AI computing
Memory chip maker Netlist has asked U.S. authorities to ban imports of Micron products used in AI computing systems built for Google and Nvidia, escalating a long-running patent dispute between the two companies. The request, if granted, could disrupt supply chains for high-bandwidth memory components central to the AI boom. The case draws attention to growing legal battles over intellectual property in the semiconductor industry.
- 6Netlist seeks US import ban on Micron AI chips▼Netlist seeks US import ban on Micron chips used in Google and Nvidia AI computing
Memory chip maker Netlist has asked US authorities to block imports of Micron chips used in AI computing systems built for Google and Nvidia, escalating a patent dispute between the two companies. If granted, the ban could disrupt supply of high-bandwidth memory components central to the AI hardware boom, drawing attention across the semiconductor industry.
- 7Netlist 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.