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[jacker]

Hallo miteinander,
hab da mal ne Frage an euch.
Könntet ihr mir sagen wann denn die Gerichtsverfahren von Rambus anstehen?

In der Hoffnung auf steigende Kurse
Jacker

[GPlayer]

Armer jacker,

schon 100 mal gelesen und keiner antwortet. Mein Tip: Es gibt schon sehr ausfühliche Threads zum Thema Rambus, etwa von Kitty. Schau einfach mal da vorbei - dort müsstest du in der Regel alles Wissenswerte finden.

cu, GPlayer.

[jacker]

@GPlayer
stimmt, aber das Niveau der Beiträge läßt in letzter zeit wirklich zu wünschen übrig.
In ähnlicher Art und Weise wie der Kursverlauf von Rambus.

Wann sind denn nun die Gerichtsverfahren?
Danke im voraus
Jacker

[dosto]

Rambus Faces Serious Legal Expenses
SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 2001 11:46 AM
- TechWeb

Jan 12, 2001 (Tech Web - CMP via COMTEX) -- Spiraling legal fees, which could reach $5 million in the current fiscal quarter, are eating heavily into Rambus Inc.`s earnings, company officials told financial analysts after reporting $13.2 million in net income for the three months ended Dec. 31.

Geoffrey Tate, chief executive officer, said three court trials are slated in February and March, which will run up legal costs. He also told analysts that additional lawsuits might be filed against Rambus (stock: RMBS).

"It`s something that happens with large companies going against a small company," he said.

Two separate non-jury trials against Hyundai Electronics Industries Co. and Micron Technology Inc. (stock: MU) will start Feb. 19 in Germany.

The patent suit against Infineon Technologies AG will go to jury trial March 13 in the federal district court in Richmond, Va.

Tate said the Micron case is tentatively slated for trial in October, and the German trial against Hyundai has been deferred until 2002.

Rambus, Mountain View, Calif., didn`t refer to its patent case against Hyundai in the High Court of Justice in London, which was put on hold until the European Patent Commission rules on the validity of Rambus SDRAM patents.

As reported this week, Rambus has threatened Hyundai, Infineon, and Micron that it might refuse them SDRAM licenses under its patents if they lose their litigation with the firm.

Asked if any negotiations were ongoing to settle the suits, Tate would not reply directly, instead saying, "We always stand ready to negotiate a settlement up to very day of any trial."

The conference call with analysts followed Rambus` first fiscal quarter financial report showing $13.2 million net income on revenue of $34.7 million, compared with $2.6 million earnings on $11.9 million revenue for the same period a year ago.

The revenue jump included the first SDRAM royalties from Samsung Electronics Co. and Mitsubishi Electric Corp., which Tate said included the one-time licensing fee from both companies.

In the traditional SEC-required cautionary note, Rambus said its royalties on Rambus RDRAMs could be impacted because "prices of RDRAMs remain high compared to SDRAMs."

Tate told analysts that the present Direct RDRAM price premium over SDRAM may be $50 in some cases, due to the synchronous memory freefall.

However, higher Direct RDRAM volumes spurred by Intel`s Pentium 4 launch and cost-cutting efforts are expected to reduce the premium to 20 percent in the second half of 2001 and to 10 percent in 2002, he added.

http://www.techweb.com

[jacker]

@ Dosto
hab Dank für deinen Beitrag.
Dann wollen wir doch mal sehen wie die Prozesse laufen werden.

@ all
In Kittys thread läuft momentan wohl ich nicht mehr viel.
Es wäre auch mla wieder zeit für einen neuen thread.

Grüße Jacker