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Netlist Inc (QB)

Netlist Inc (QB) (NLST)

0.6599
0.00
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Updated: 08:30:19

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Key stats and details

Current Price
0.6599
Bid
0.641
Ask
0.6599
Volume
12,620
0.64 Day's Range 0.65995
0.63 52 Week Range 3.10
Market Cap
Previous Close
0.6599
Open
0.64
Last Trade
350
@
0.6599
Last Trade Time
08:31:06
Financial Volume
US$ 8,315
VWAP
0.658842
Average Volume (3m)
595,457
Shares Outstanding
271,844,373
Dividend Yield
-
PE Ratio
-2.93
Earnings Per Share (EPS)
-0.22
Revenue
69.21M
Net Profit
-60.4M

About Netlist Inc (QB)

Netlist provides high-performance solid state drives and modular memory solutions to enterprise customers in diverse industries. The Company's NVMe SSDs in various capacities and form factors and the line of custom and specialty memory products bring industry-leading performance to server and storag... Netlist provides high-performance solid state drives and modular memory solutions to enterprise customers in diverse industries. The Company's NVMe SSDs in various capacities and form factors and the line of custom and specialty memory products bring industry-leading performance to server and storage appliance customers and cloud service providers. Netlist licenses its portfolio of intellectual property including patents, in server memory, hybrid memory and storage class memory, to companies that implement Netlist's technology. To learn more, visit www.netlist.com. Show more

Sector
Semiconductor,related Device
Industry
Semiconductor,related Device
Website
Headquarters
Wilmington, Delaware, USA
Founded
-
Netlist Inc (QB) is listed in the Semiconductor,related Device sector of the OTCMarkets with ticker NLST. The last closing price for Netlist (QB) was US$0.66. Over the last year, Netlist (QB) shares have traded in a share price range of US$ 0.63 to US$ 3.10.

Netlist (QB) currently has 271,844,373 shares outstanding. The market capitalization of Netlist (QB) is US$179.39 million. Netlist (QB) has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -2.93.

NLST Latest News

PeriodChangeChange %OpenHighLowAvg. Daily VolVWAP
1-0.0301-4.362318840580.690.7020.633988140.65436496CS
4-0.0601-8.347222222220.720.730.634393310.67076735CS
12-0.2699-29.02774790280.92981.190.635954570.80438412CS
26-0.6901-51.11851851851.351.40.637213510.94055806CS
52-0.9101-57.96815286621.573.10.635854581.16097215CS
156-4.8901-88.10990990995.556.650.636378452.29238947CS
2600.33875105.4803051530.3211510.20.19124142.59567848CS

NLST - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the current Netlist (QB) share price?
The current share price of Netlist (QB) is US$ 0.6599
How many Netlist (QB) shares are in issue?
Netlist (QB) has 271,844,373 shares in issue
What is the market cap of Netlist (QB)?
The market capitalisation of Netlist (QB) is USD 179.39M
What is the 1 year trading range for Netlist (QB) share price?
Netlist (QB) has traded in the range of US$ 0.63 to US$ 3.10 during the past year
What is the PE ratio of Netlist (QB)?
The price to earnings ratio of Netlist (QB) is -2.93
What is the cash to sales ratio of Netlist (QB)?
The cash to sales ratio of Netlist (QB) is 2.55
What is the reporting currency for Netlist (QB)?
Netlist (QB) reports financial results in USD
What is the latest annual turnover for Netlist (QB)?
The latest annual turnover of Netlist (QB) is USD 69.21M
What is the latest annual profit for Netlist (QB)?
The latest annual profit of Netlist (QB) is USD -60.4M
What is the registered address of Netlist (QB)?
The registered address for Netlist (QB) is CORPORATION TRUST CENTER, 1209 ORANGE ST, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, 19801
What is the Netlist (QB) website address?
The website address for Netlist (QB) is www.netlist.com
Which industry sector does Netlist (QB) operate in?
Netlist (QB) operates in the SEMICONDUCTOR,RELATED DEVICE sector

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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 1 day ago
sure you can. its something good in a bad world, but it is real............

Sublime - What I Got
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gdog gdog 2 days ago
Is that good or bad I been reading this crap for so long I can't tell anymore.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 2 days ago
The USPTO has rescinded a memorandum issued by former Director Kathi Vidal on June 21, 2022, that had set forth circumstances under which the Patent Trial and Appeal Board will not deny institution of an inter partes review (IPR) or post-grant review (PGR) on the basis of a pending action in court or the International ...23 hours ago
all links............... https://www.google.com/search?q=uspto+rescinds+vidal+memo+on+interim+discretionary+denial+procedure&oq=uspto+rescinds+vidal+memo+on+interim+discretionary+denial+proc&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqBwgBECEYjwIyBggAEEUYOTIHCAEQIRiPAjIHCAIQIRiPAtIBCzExMjE2MmowajE1qAIIsAIB8QXu9QgZJAGdrA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
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Jetmek_03052 Jetmek_03052 2 days ago
Here is the actual 12 Page document from PACER, of Scarsi's rulings on motions filed by both Netlist and Samsung, in anticipation of the third upcoming BOC trial.

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cacd.783923/gov.uscourts.cacd.783923.690.0.pdf

In summation:

1. Thresh Hold Issue: Abrogation of rulings at second trial

About the issue of (the concession of) materiality of the Breach of the contract, Scarsi stated :

The Court suspects that Samsung may seek to withdraw
that concession, which apparently rested on an assumption that the Rule 50(a)
rulings would remain in place. Samsung shall file a notice within five days indicating
whether it withdraws its concession.

So, we probably will see another filing from Samsung regarding this.

2. Samsungs motion to compel compliance with a trial subpoena : Denied.

3. Netlist's motion to amend Jury instructions and verdict form: Denied for now, but motion may be renewed at the close of evidence.

4. Samsung's motion for leave to file motion in limine. Denied.

5. Samsung's motion to modify trial documents. For this motion, Scarsi came right out and said "The Court rejects most of Samsung’s proposed modifications." This ruling is long. Go to pages 6, 7 & 8 to read what Scarsi allowed and didn't allow.

6. Netlist's motion to require juror background checks. Denied. Scarsi said at the end of this ruling;

....the Court intends to employ other proactive tools to protect against
another juror bias problem that are available under Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
47–48, such as administering a written voir dire questionnaire, seating a 10-person
petit jury, and providing an additional opportunity to bring challenges for cause after
empanelment but before deliberations.

7. Netlist's motion to instruct jury regarding Samsung production - Denied

8. Netlist's motion to compel disclosure of witness addresses: Denied

9. Netlist's motion to amend final pretrial conference order: Denied

CONCLUSION

The Rule 50(a) rulings from the second trial are abrogated. Samsung shall file
a notice within five days indicating whether it withdraws its concession of
materiality under the interpretation Netlist advanced in the second trial. The sealing
applications are granted. Samsung’s motion to modify the trial documents is granted
only insofar as Samsung seeks to allow Gail Sasaki to testify as a live witness and
to make a limited modification to Instruction No. 28. Samsung shall file an amended
witness list consistent with this Order within five days. Otherwise, the parties’
motions are denied subject to the guidance in this Order.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 3 days ago
think positive!!! we're already sick at 60 cents. 14 could make the next life come sooner than we like!!!
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Redoocs Redoocs 3 days ago
Instead, it should be a 14 cent coin.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 3 days ago
in HONG we trust..............just for you!!!
https://sih-st-charts.stocktwits-cdn.com/fit-in/500x0/filters:quality(75)/production/original_522247126.jpg
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Redoocs Redoocs 3 days ago
Ah, I'll keep my 14 cents. I'm afraid that if I invest that 14 cents, I'll end up losing some of that also.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 3 days ago
maybe you can pick up a fractional share!!!
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 3 days ago
it has a touch of nickleback to it, am i close?
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Redoocs Redoocs 3 days ago
Noticed I had a couple pennies left in one of my accounts and decided to use it to buy 1 share. I'm already down on that share. Got 14 cents left in it now. Sure hope I don't get a chance at using that 14 cents to get 1 more. Damn!
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manfromjax manfromjax 3 days ago
Third time a charm

Listen on Suno
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 3 days ago
alls i hope is it goes our way, 3rd time a charm? anything else would be obvious corruption in my book.
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Jetmek_03052 Jetmek_03052 3 days ago
Well, the it was kind of difficult to read all the pages in order.

But it looks to me as if Scarsi denied almost all the motions made by both Samsung and Netlist, in an effort to do what he originally said. And that was to try the case as nearly the same as it was at the time before the Voire dire in the second trial.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 4 days ago
Netlist Inc. v. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. (8:20-cv-00993)
District Court, C.D. California

690

Feb 27, 2025

Main Doc­ument

Amend/Correct AND Amend/Correct AND For Order AND For Order AND Issuance AND Leave AND Leave to File Document Under Seal AND Leave to File Document

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/17206527/netlist-inc-v-samsung-electronics-co-ltd/?filed_after=&filed_before=&entry_gte=&entry_lte=&order_by=desc


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5-12pg............. follow thread.. https://stocktwits.com/Scarleon/message/606131013
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 4 days ago
Stokd $NLST THIS: "When a patent claim has been examined and reexamined on multiple occasions, as is the case with Claim 16 of the ‘912 patent, it is grossly unfair to allow a subsequent panel of Article I judges to trot out a new claim construction to justify a different outcome. At some point, the agency must say “enough is enough!” and mean it. That is particularly so in this case, where Samsung’s IPR petition was filed, at least in part, for the benefit of Google, which had previously challenged Claim 16 and had failed to establish its invalidity. Although the PTAB concluded that Google was not a real party in interest here, saying that a supplier-customer relationship does not establish privity, nowhere does the institution decision address or even acknowledge that Samsung, as the supplier of the infringing memory devices, was fully aware of the proceeding previously brought by Google, but was nevertheless able to lie in the weeds to give the duo a second opportunity to cancel Claim 16."

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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 4 days ago
this amicus brief MUST find its way to the presidents office !!
https://media.stocktwits-cdn.com/api/3/media/2255675/default.png
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gdog gdog 4 days ago
Oh boy well that explians alot...
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gdog gdog 4 days ago
Better Semiconductor Stock: AMD vs. Arm Holdings

Reasons to consider AMD stock
AMD is an appealing investment because its products enable an advanced computer architecture called accelerated computing. This approach uses dedicated hardware to speed up data processing. AI systems crunch through a deluge of data, making accelerated computing a necessity.

Once AI took off, AMD experienced massive sales gains. In 2024's fourth quarter, the company's sales to data centers ballooned 69% year over year to $3.9 billion. Data centers house AI systems, so this part of AMD's business was key to the company's total Q4 revenue growing 24% to $7.7 billion. price $102.00 hoy $145.00

The case for Arm Holdings stock
Arm Holdings dominates the market for smartphone semiconductor chips because its designs are energy-efficient. Now, the company is using its mobile device strengths to capture a share of the lucrative AI market. This is a smart move because AI tech consumes tremendous amounts of power. price $147.00 hoy $445.00
here's the interesting part
Arm generates income by licensing its chip designs and collecting royalties, but it may be expanding into other revenue streams. According to recent news reports, Arm is producing the actual hardware its designs facilitate, and has secured Facebook parent Meta Platforms as a customer.

just think if NLST hits $100.00 which I still think is possible but at $100.00 it could be possible for NLST to do the same as ARM
and it would be katie bar the door...
full artical https://finance.yahoo.com/news/better-semiconductor-stock-amd-vs-123700760.html
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 4 days ago
alls i can say after all this time is, ''one of these days''............ the other thing i noticed in the recent filings is its starting to become so very blatantly obvious to even the layman's interpretation of reading this court crap that they are guilty as hell. even scamsong has gotten to the point of running out of vocabulary to disguise their guilt imo that is.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 4 days ago
exactly...... united we stand divided we fall...... thats the weight we hope takes precedence.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 4 days ago
https://netlist.com/ .......... website is constantly getting updated. have a look around when you feel like it. then check up on it every now and then and see for yourself.
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gdog gdog 4 days ago
all so interesting and if CAFC follows this the verdict will be a slam dunk.. fingers crossed.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 4 days ago
hong is on the advisory board of usij.........scroll down.......left hand side........ https://usij.wpenginepowered.com/about/
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Jetmek_03052 Jetmek_03052 4 days ago
Funny. I read the entire brief and it's good. But I looked at the list of companies that comprise the USIJ and I thought to myself "Who ARE these companies? I haven't heard of a single one of them!"

Then it hit me. There wouldn't BE any companies that I would recognize, because any company names I would recognize would be a LARGE company. And a LARGE company would be supportive of the PTAB. Therefore, they wouldn't want to join the USIJ!

I think it's great that they pointed out NLST's trials and tribulations with the PTAB and submitted that Amicus Brief in support of them. I just wonder how much weight it will have with the court. Still, anything that highlights the pure evilness of the PTAB has got to help in some way.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 4 days ago
$NLST From Mike S: Netlist has court activity in March [IPR appeal oral hear currently set for March 4th / Retrial of Breach of Contract case against Samsung currently set for March 18th] that it needs to schedule around. The Netlist 10K is due at the end of March and it is likely the 4Q call will take place after the March 18th trial. When a date is set Netlist will issue a release announcing the call date.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 4 days ago
NLST AI Overview: Amicus curiae briefs influence the court by providing additional information, expert perspectives, and arguments on a case from parties not directly involved in the litigation, which can help the judges make a more informed decision by offering new insights or highlighting broader societal implications that might not be fully presented by the parties involved in the case.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 4 days ago
Stokd $NLST AMICUS CURIAE filed in Netlist's 912 CAFC appeal by USIJ in support of Netlist. Great brief, nailed it...undeniable!

Pacer only but AlyGator linked drive
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lJOkagHdcZF1pEmGTanTxPXse7dYeZrv/view?pli=1

Few quotes/pics
"The decision of the PTAB in this case, unless reversed by this Court, will take its place as a “high-water mark” for the glaring injustice wrought by the creation of the PTAB and its administration by the USPTO. By the time this appeal is finally concluded, the ‘912 patent will have spent all or nearly all of the entire period of its statutory grant in prosecution, reexaminations and this IPR."

"From the standpoint of the USIJ Cohort of inventors, entrepreneurs and investors, Netlist’s experience highlights – as a cruel hoax – the oft-heard trope that statutory exclusivity is granted to an inventor as a quid pro quo for the disclosure of an invention."

"While the Netlist saga is clearly among the most egregious examples of abuse of the IPR process by corporate goliaths, it is far from unique."

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thread.......... https://stocktwits.com/Stokd/message/605970028
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Ooou812 Ooou812 4 days ago
Been saying. 

A large gap up is coming. Just a gut feel. 

Happy trading. 

Very good value at these levels. 
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gdog gdog 4 days ago
I do realise however if NLST wins there will be lic fees to bring in revenue...
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gdog gdog 4 days ago
Wow that seems huge alto I have no Idea how much weight USIJ carries....
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gdog gdog 4 days ago
I suppose thats right lately I been wondering if NLST tec is worth so much why and how is the share price so low? and who if anyone is able to hold the price so low? I believe earnings are out in March and that should give us some type of hint. I just hope that there is no more dilution...... I feel like Chuck either doesn't care about share holders or he knows the price will rocket once CAFC ruling... mho
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 5 days ago
NLST USIJ Files Amicus Brief in Support of Netlist, Inc.
https://usij.org/usij-files-amicus-brief-in-support-of-netlist-inc/

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lJOkagHdcZF1pEmGTanTxPXse7dYeZrv/view
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eyeownu eyeownu 5 days ago
good news for us. that is... when we finally get paid
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Redoocs Redoocs 5 days ago
Well, right now that buy is up a whopping
.003825. That is if you didn't you didn't have to pay for the trade.
Fidelity OTC trades are free.
Hope it pays off...soon! We're all in this mess together.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 5 days ago
lol!!! the first thing i thought before i clicked on the msg, was you bought more! g/l i would too if i had any money........
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Ooou812 Ooou812 5 days ago
I'm ok with this. 😎👍
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manfromjax manfromjax 5 days ago
Well, I did something stupid.
I bought some more NLST at .65.
With the hope, like all past hope's, that NLST will get a good ruling next month that will pop the pps back up over a $1.
That isn't too much of a big dream, is it?

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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 5 days ago
SilviaJ @100lbstriper So, NLST can prove breach of contract even under Samsung's interpretation.

Samsung keeps saying that they only agreed to supply chips for the joint development project of making NVDIMM-Ps (the reportedly "ambiguous" part of the contract).

But NLST has evidence that:
"when Samsung cut off all Netlist support in May of 2017, it stopped supplying emmc chips to Netlist, which is a component of the NVDIMM-P"

So, Samsung broke the contract under THEIR interpretation (limited to NVDIMM-P) and under NLST's interpretation (open ended supply of chips, on-demand).

Check mate anyone?
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 5 days ago
NLST Billionaire influences on USPTO operations?
https://patentlyo.com/patent/2025/02/patent-office-turmoil.html

Patent Office News and Turmoil
February 25, 2025paidDennis Crouch
by Dennis Crouch

February 2025 has brought unprecedented changes to the USPTO as part of the broader Republican transformation of the Federal Government. This post highlights six key developments affecting the US patent systems:

Leadership exodus following early retirement incentives;
Billionaire influences on USPTO operations;
New examiner productivity reporting requirements and surveillance concerns;
Uncertainty surrounding the USPTO Director nomination;
Impacts of return-to-office mandates on patent operations; and
Hiring freezes, loss of workers, the growing patent backlog, and likely push toward AI solutions.
We are living in a politically divided world and it is easy to read bias into straightforward reporting—my intent here is simply to convey what's happening at the USPTO as accurately as possible, regardless of political implications.

1. Early Retirement Pressure and Leadership Exodus

The USPTO has experienced a significant leadership vacuum following abrupt emails earlier this February encouraging early retirement of all Federal employees, and an unusual level direct outside communication and control of employees from OPM/DOGE. Several key USPTO leaders appear to have accepted these offers, including former Commissioner for Patents Vaishali Udupa, Commissioner for Trademarks David Gooder, and senior leader Tom Krause. The "Fork" deal offered to pay these individuals through September despite no longer having any responsibilities at the agency. For these leaders, at least a portion of their reason for departure was the end of the work-from-home option. Will Covey has stepped in as Acting Deputy Director of the USPTO. He has been part of the General Counsel's office for many years, including substantial time as Director for the Office of Enrollment and Discipline.

My understanding is that examiners who accepted the deal are still doing their daily grind and have not been directly notified of when they can stop. Based upon second hand information, that date appears to be very soon (March 1, 2025). That timing (mid bi-week) suggests that the decision is once again being imposed on the USPTO. I would advise examiners to keep doing their job until told otherwise in this confusing time; some in management will be looking for a mechanism to not pay the entire 7-month bonus.

So far, there is no word from the USPTO on how many individuals (1) opted into the fork; (2) have already left the agency voluntarily; (3) were fired or terminated; or (4) had their job offers withdrawn.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 6 days ago
wow whatta book......wish i spoke geek!!! one of these days.........
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gdog gdog 6 days ago
All on stolden Tec... nlst

Micron Announces Shipment of 1? (1-gamma) DRAM: Pioneering Memory Technology Advancements for Future Compute Needs
February 25 2025 - 9:01AM

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Micron Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: MU), today announced it is the first in the industry to ship samples of its 1? (1-gamma), sixth-generation (10nm-class) DRAM node-based DDR5 memory designed for next-generation CPUs to ecosystem partners and select customers. This 1? DRAM milestone builds on Micron’s previous 1a (1-alpha) and 1ß (1-beta) DRAM node leadership to deliver innovations that will power future computing platforms from the cloud to industrial and consumer applications to Edge AI devices like AI PCs, smartphones and automobiles. The Micron 1? DRAM node will first be leveraged in its 16Gb DDR5 DRAM and over time will be integrated across Micron’s memory portfolio to meet the industry’s accelerating demand for high-performance, energy-efficient memory solutions for AI. Designed to offer speed capabilities of up to 9200MT/s, the 16Gb DDR5 product provides up to a 15% speed increase1 and over 20% power reduction compared to its predecessor.2
Media Snippet accompanying this announcement is available by clicking on this link.

Why this matters:
With the introduction of AI across the data center and the edge, the demand for memory has never been greater. Micron’s transition to the 1? DRAM node helps address the key challenges customers are looking to resolve:

Enhanced performance — Micron 1?-based DRAM provides improved performance that will support the scaling of compute across a variety of memory offerings from data centers to edge devices to meet the demands of future AI workload requirements.
Power savings — Micron’s 1? node, using next-generation high-K metal gate CMOS technology paired with design optimizations, enables greater than 20% lower power, which leads to improved thermal profiles.
Improved bit-density output — Micron’s 1? node, leveraging EUV lithography, design optimizations and process innovations, results in greater than 30% more bits-per-wafer output over the previous generation3 and the ability to scale memory supply efficiently.
“Micron’s expertise in developing proprietary DRAM technologies, combined with our strategic use of EUV lithography, has resulted in a robust portfolio of cutting-edge 1?-based memory products poised to propel the AI ecosystem forward,” stated Scott DeBoer, executive vice president and chief technology & products officer at Micron. “The enhanced bit density output of the 1? DRAM node underscores Micron’s manufacturing prowess and efficiency, enabling us to scale memory supply to meet the growing industry demand.”

Micron’s proven DRAM technology and manufacturing strategy over multiple generations has enabled the creation of this optimized 1? node. The 1? DRAM node innovation is supported by CMOS advancements, including next-generation high-K metal gate technology that improves the transistor performance for better speed capability, design optimization and feature size shrink, all of which unlock the benefits of power savings and performance scaling. Additionally, by optimally incorporating leading edge EUV lithography, along with advanced high aspect ratio etch technology and industry leading design innovations, the 1? node delivers industry-leading bit density advantages. By developing the 1? node for manufacturing across global sites, Micron is helping to ensure better technology and supply resiliency for the industry.

"Micron has once again led the industry in introducing the world’s most advanced memory technology. Micron's 1? DRAM node is a groundbreaking achievement with its unmatched power efficiency and extraordinary performance,” said Sumit Sadana, executive vice president and chief business officer of Micron Technology. “Micron 1? DRAM products are set to revolutionize the AI ecosystem by delivering scalable memory solutions across all segments, from data centers to the edge, enabling our customers to stay ahead of the rapidly evolving industry demands."

Transforming products from cloud to edge
Serving as the foundation for future products, the 1? node will be integrated across the Micron memory portfolio:

Data center — 1?-based DDR5 memory solutions for the data center, which enable up to 15% faster performance, deliver increased energy efficiency and help enable continued server performance scaling allowing data centers to optimize within future rack-level power and thermal design.
Edge AI — 1? low-power DRAM solutions offer improved power savings and increased bandwidth, enhancing the user experience with Edge AI solutions.
AI PCs — 1? DDR5 SODIMMs increase performance and reduce power usage by 20%,4 extending battery life and improving the overall notebook user experience.
Mobile — 1? LPDDR5X will enable exceptional AI experiences at the edge and continues Micron’s leadership in mobile technology.
Automotive — 1?-based LPDDR5X memory extends capacity, longevity and performance, while achieving speeds up to 9600MT/s.
Industry quotes:
"We are excited to see Micron’s progress with their 1? DRAM node and we have already begun validation efforts for Micron 1? DDR5 memory,” said Amit Goel, Corporate Vice President, Server Platform Solutions Engineering, AMD. “Our close collaboration is crucial as we continue to advance the compute ecosystem with next-generation AMD EPYC products for the data center as well as consumer processors across our portfolio."

"Micron's 1? node advancements bring solid power and density improvements to Intel servers and AI PCs. We are excited to see Micron's continued innovation in DRAM technology and look forward to augmenting server system performance and PC battery life based on these capacities," said Dr. Dimitrios Ziakas, vice president and general manager of Memory & IO Technologies at Intel Corporation. "Intel is working diligently through its rigorous server validation process for Micron's 1? DDR5 memory samples, to deliver server systems with the highest quality and best-in-class experiences for our customers."

Qualified customers and partners may take part in the Micron Technology Enablement Program (TEP) for DDR5, which offers early access to technical information and to electrical and thermal models, as well as support to aid in the design, development and introduction of next-generation computing platforms.

Additional Resources:

1? web pageMicron Announces Shipment of 1? (1-gamma) DRAM: Pioneering Memory Technology Advancements for Future Compute Needs
February 25 2025 - 9:01AM

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Micron Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: MU), today announced it is the first in the industry to ship samples of its 1? (1-gamma), sixth-generation (10nm-class) DRAM node-based DDR5 memory designed for next-generation CPUs to ecosystem partners and select customers. This 1? DRAM milestone builds on Micron’s previous 1a (1-alpha) and 1ß (1-beta) DRAM node leadership to deliver innovations that will power future computing platforms from the cloud to industrial and consumer applications to Edge AI devices like AI PCs, smartphones and automobiles. The Micron 1? DRAM node will first be leveraged in its 16Gb DDR5 DRAM and over time will be integrated across Micron’s memory portfolio to meet the industry’s accelerating demand for high-performance, energy-efficient memory solutions for AI. Designed to offer speed capabilities of up to 9200MT/s, the 16Gb DDR5 product provides up to a 15% speed increase1 and over 20% power reduction compared to its predecessor.2
Media Snippet accompanying this announcement is available by clicking on this link.

Why this matters:
With the introduction of AI across the data center and the edge, the demand for memory has never been greater. Micron’s transition to the 1? DRAM node helps address the key challenges customers are looking to resolve:

Enhanced performance — Micron 1?-based DRAM provides improved performance that will support the scaling of compute across a variety of memory offerings from data centers to edge devices to meet the demands of future AI workload requirements.
Power savings — Micron’s 1? node, using next-generation high-K metal gate CMOS technology paired with design optimizations, enables greater than 20% lower power, which leads to improved thermal profiles.
Improved bit-density output — Micron’s 1? node, leveraging EUV lithography, design optimizations and process innovations, results in greater than 30% more bits-per-wafer output over the previous generation3 and the ability to scale memory supply efficiently.
“Micron’s expertise in developing proprietary DRAM technologies, combined with our strategic use of EUV lithography, has resulted in a robust portfolio of cutting-edge 1?-based memory products poised to propel the AI ecosystem forward,” stated Scott DeBoer, executive vice president and chief technology & products officer at Micron. “The enhanced bit density output of the 1? DRAM node underscores Micron’s manufacturing prowess and efficiency, enabling us to scale memory supply to meet the growing industry demand.”

Micron’s proven DRAM technology and manufacturing strategy over multiple generations has enabled the creation of this optimized 1? node. The 1? DRAM node innovation is supported by CMOS advancements, including next-generation high-K metal gate technology that improves the transistor performance for better speed capability, design optimization and feature size shrink, all of which unlock the benefits of power savings and performance scaling. Additionally, by optimally incorporating leading edge EUV lithography, along with advanced high aspect ratio etch technology and industry leading design innovations, the 1? node delivers industry-leading bit density advantages. By developing the 1? node for manufacturing across global sites, Micron is helping to ensure better technology and supply resiliency for the industry.

"Micron has once again led the industry in introducing the world’s most advanced memory technology. Micron's 1? DRAM node is a groundbreaking achievement with its unmatched power efficiency and extraordinary performance,” said Sumit Sadana, executive vice president and chief business officer of Micron Technology. “Micron 1? DRAM products are set to revolutionize the AI ecosystem by delivering scalable memory solutions across all segments, from data centers to the edge, enabling our customers to stay ahead of the rapidly evolving industry demands."

Transforming products from cloud to edge
Serving as the foundation for future products, the 1? node will be integrated across the Micron memory portfolio:

Data center — 1?-based DDR5 memory solutions for the data center, which enable up to 15% faster performance, deliver increased energy efficiency and help enable continued server performance scaling allowing data centers to optimize within future rack-level power and thermal design.
Edge AI — 1? low-power DRAM solutions offer improved power savings and increased bandwidth, enhancing the user experience with Edge AI solutions.
AI PCs — 1? DDR5 SODIMMs increase performance and reduce power usage by 20%,4 extending battery life and improving the overall notebook user experience.
Mobile — 1? LPDDR5X will enable exceptional AI experiences at the edge and continues Micron’s leadership in mobile technology.
Automotive — 1?-based LPDDR5X memory extends capacity, longevity and performance, while achieving speeds up to 9600MT/s.
Industry quotes:
"We are excited to see Micron’s progress with their 1? DRAM node and we have already begun validation efforts for Micron 1? DDR5 memory,” said Amit Goel, Corporate Vice President, Server Platform Solutions Engineering, AMD. “Our close collaboration is crucial as we continue to advance the compute ecosystem with next-generation AMD EPYC products for the data center as well as consumer processors across our portfolio."

"Micron's 1? node advancements bring solid power and density improvements to Intel servers and AI PCs. We are excited to see Micron's continued innovation in DRAM technology and look forward to augmenting server system performance and PC battery life based on these capacities," said Dr. Dimitrios Ziakas, vice president and general manager of Memory & IO Technologies at Intel Corporation. "Intel is working diligently through its rigorous server validation process for Micron's 1? DDR5 memory samples, to deliver server systems with the highest quality and best-in-class experiences for our customers."

Qualified customers and partners may take part in the Micron Technology Enablement Program (TEP) for DDR5, which offers early access to technical information and to electrical and thermal models, as well as support to aid in the design, development and introduction of next-generation computing platforms.

Additional Resources:

1? web pageMicron Announces Shipment of 1? (1-gamma) DRAM: Pioneering Memory Technology Advancements for Future Compute Needs
February 25 2025 - 9:01AM

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Micron Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: MU), today announced it is the first in the industry to ship samples of its 1? (1-gamma), sixth-generation (10nm-class) DRAM node-based DDR5 memory designed for next-generation CPUs to ecosystem partners and select customers. This 1? DRAM milestone builds on Micron’s previous 1a (1-alpha) and 1ß (1-beta) DRAM node leadership to deliver innovations that will power future computing platforms from the cloud to industrial and consumer applications to Edge AI devices like AI PCs, smartphones and automobiles. The Micron 1? DRAM node will first be leveraged in its 16Gb DDR5 DRAM and over time will be integrated across Micron’s memory portfolio to meet the industry’s accelerating demand for high-performance, energy-efficient memory solutions for AI. Designed to offer speed capabilities of up to 9200MT/s, the 16Gb DDR5 product provides up to a 15% speed increase1 and over 20% power reduction compared to its predecessor.2
Media Snippet accompanying this announcement is available by clicking on this link.

Why this matters:
With the introduction of AI across the data center and the edge, the demand for memory has never been greater. Micron’s transition to the 1? DRAM node helps address the key challenges customers are looking to resolve:

Enhanced performance — Micron 1?-based DRAM provides improved performance that will support the scaling of compute across a variety of memory offerings from data centers to edge devices to meet the demands of future AI workload requirements.
Power savings — Micron’s 1? node, using next-generation high-K metal gate CMOS technology paired with design optimizations, enables greater than 20% lower power, which leads to improved thermal profiles.
Improved bit-density output — Micron’s 1? node, leveraging EUV lithography, design optimizations and process innovations, results in greater than 30% more bits-per-wafer output over the previous generation3 and the ability to scale memory supply efficiently.
“Micron’s expertise in developing proprietary DRAM technologies, combined with our strategic use of EUV lithography, has resulted in a robust portfolio of cutting-edge 1?-based memory products poised to propel the AI ecosystem forward,” stated Scott DeBoer, executive vice president and chief technology & products officer at Micron. “The enhanced bit density output of the 1? DRAM node underscores Micron’s manufacturing prowess and efficiency, enabling us to scale memory supply to meet the growing industry demand.”

Micron’s proven DRAM technology and manufacturing strategy over multiple generations has enabled the creation of this optimized 1? node. The 1? DRAM node innovation is supported by CMOS advancements, including next-generation high-K metal gate technology that improves the transistor performance for better speed capability, design optimization and feature size shrink, all of which unlock the benefits of power savings and performance scaling. Additionally, by optimally incorporating leading edge EUV lithography, along with advanced high aspect ratio etch technology and industry leading design innovations, the 1? node delivers industry-leading bit density advantages. By developing the 1? node for manufacturing across global sites, Micron is helping to ensure better technology and supply resiliency for the industry.

"Micron has once again led the industry in introducing the world’s most advanced memory technology. Micron's 1? DRAM node is a groundbreaking achievement with its unmatched power efficiency and extraordinary performance,” said Sumit Sadana, executive vice president and chief business officer of Micron Technology. “Micron 1? DRAM products are set to revolutionize the AI ecosystem by delivering scalable memory solutions across all segments, from data centers to the edge, enabling our customers to stay ahead of the rapidly evolving industry demands."

Transforming products from cloud to edge
Serving as the foundation for future products, the 1? node will be integrated across the Micron memory portfolio:

Data center — 1?-based DDR5 memory solutions for the data center, which enable up to 15% faster performance, deliver increased energy efficiency and help enable continued server performance scaling allowing data centers to optimize within future rack-level power and thermal design.
Edge AI — 1? low-power DRAM solutions offer improved power savings and increased bandwidth, enhancing the user experience with Edge AI solutions.
AI PCs — 1? DDR5 SODIMMs increase performance and reduce power usage by 20%,4 extending battery life and improving the overall notebook user experience.
Mobile — 1? LPDDR5X will enable exceptional AI experiences at the edge and continues Micron’s leadership in mobile technology.
Automotive — 1?-based LPDDR5X memory extends capacity, longevity and performance, while achieving speeds up to 9600MT/s.
Industry quotes:
"We are excited to see Micron’s progress with their 1? DRAM node and we have already begun validation efforts for Micron 1? DDR5 memory,” said Amit Goel, Corporate Vice President, Server Platform Solutions Engineering, AMD. “Our close collaboration is crucial as we continue to advance the compute ecosystem with next-generation AMD EPYC products for the data center as well as consumer processors across our portfolio."

"Micron's 1? node advancements bring solid power and density improvements to Intel servers and AI PCs. We are excited to see Micron's continued innovation in DRAM technology and look forward to augmenting server system performance and PC battery life based on these capacities," said Dr. Dimitrios Ziakas, vice president and general manager of Memory & IO Technologies at Intel Corporation. "Intel is working diligently through its rigorous server validation process for Micron's 1? DDR5 memory samples, to deliver server systems with the highest quality and best-in-class experiences for our customers."

Qualified customers and partners may take part in the Micron Technology Enablement Program (TEP) for DDR5, which offers early access to technical information and to electrical and thermal models, as well as support to aid in the design, development and introduction of next-generation computing platforms.

Additional Resources:

1? web page
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Jetmek_03052 Jetmek_03052 6 days ago
Case 8:20-cv-00993-MCS-ADS Document 689 Filed 02/24/25

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cacd.783923/gov.uscourts.cacd.783923.689.0.pdf

NETLIST INC.’S REPLY IN SUPPORT OF MOTION TO AMEND THE JURY INSTRUCTIONS AND VERDICT FORM [REDACTED]
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 6 days ago
SilviaJ $NLST I am happy to see NLST's 024 patent continues with the handshaking technology in the realm of high speed memory. It was disappointing for the mishap to occur in the appeal of the 595 patent (precursor to the 024) because NLST had indicated that it addressed a huge RDIMM market.

But I suspect that the 024 has improved upon certain claims of the 595, just like the 595 did with its precursor, the 623 patent.

Here is what NLST said when the 595 was issued:

Patent No. 10,474,595 relating to memory modules capable of handshaking with the host system in high-speed memory operations. The inventions taught in the newly issued patent cover the global RDIMM market estimated to be approximately $30 billion annually. The '595 patent is related to U.S. Patent No. 9,535,623 (the '623 patent).

"The '595 patent improves upon certain claims and fixes specific infirmities of the '623 patent and is, therefore, of strategic importance to our ongoing enforcement and licensing activity.


"The '595 is a timely addition to Netlist's RDIMM patent family following the issuance of US Patent No. 9,858,218 in 2018."

The technologies covered by the '218 and '595 patents were created by Netlist engineers in the course of developing the Company's breakthrough memory module architectures.

The industry adopted many of Netlist's patented inventions years later as it struggled to address technical challenges created by the high-speed interfaces of DDR4 RDIMM and LRDIMM products.

I'm sure the 024 is another timely addition to NLST's RDIMM patent family.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 6 days ago
Stokd So theres no confusion, Sheasby was ok with zoom if all attorneys from both parties were on zoom, not just him and Glasser....while Samsung was ok with Sheasby & Glasser on zoom but not if all Samsung's team also has to be on zoom.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 6 days ago
Stokd "Plaintiff Netlist Inc. (“Netlist”) will and hereby does move for an order resetting the Final Pre-Trial Conference (PTC), currently set for March 10, 2025, to one day later on March 11, 2025, or to the first date thereafter when the Court is available. Alternatively, if the PTC were held via Zoom, that would also accommodate the conflict. Defendant Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. (“Samsung”) has advised that they oppose this Motion.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 6 days ago
Stokd $NLST Interesting…Scarsi vacates the pretrial conference deciding to forgo the hearing and rule without oral arguments, while also directing parties to file written briefs on any other matters that could/would have been raised.

Netlist wanted a days delay to which Samsung opposed, insisting Sheasby can attend via zoom, which Sheasby opposed.

I guess this is the judge taking the middle ground and in my opinion implies he is not going to delay the upcoming trial….probably has had it and fed up at this point….let’s get her done once and for all!
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 7 days ago
Netlist Inc. v. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. (8:20-cv-00993)
District Court, C.D. California
678

Feb 24, 2025

Main Doc­ument

Reschedule
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Jetmek_03052 Jetmek_03052 7 days ago
Like I said - I'm not worried in the least.

There's not a doubt in my mind that they will file.

But I think it was dingodave that asked: "Are we ever going to see a 4th qtr report?"

I was just trying to ascertain the date that they had to file by.
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100lbStriper 100lbStriper 7 days ago
gotcha....we'll be ok.....if they can afford irell, i'm sure they can afford to file!!!
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