Business

Rambus drags NVIDIA over the patent-infringement coals

by Stevie Smith - Jul 14 2008, 11:00

View blog reactions

If you liked this story please support TTH and Buzz the site on Yahoo.

Talkback

Add your comment (no registration required)

page: 1 

Ronald J RileyJul 18th, 2008 - 22:33:16

Rambus has been the victim of a tech industry conspiracy to exclude them from the market and to steal their technology. Furthermore, their foes have systematically done their best to smear Rambus with a multitude of false claims about the company.

Rambus is not the only invention driven company to be abused in this way. In fact there is a group of companies whose business model is serial infringement who lie, cheat and steal at every opportunity.

They have their own trade association, calling themselves the Coalition for Patent Fairness. Their agenda is nothing less than to make use of patents a king's sport.

This group has been conducting an all out assault on inventors rights worldwide for years.

No developed country can maintain its standard of living in the face of low wage global competition except through job creation based on invention. It is the only thing standing between our current high standard of living and a precipitous drop.


Ronald J. Riley,


Speaking only on my own behalf.
Affiliations:
President - www.PIAUSA.org - RJR at PIAUSA.org
Executive Director - www.InventorEd.org - RJR at InvEd.org
Senior Fellow - www.patentPolicy.org
President - Alliance for American Innovation
Caretaker of Intellectual Property Creators on behalf of deceased founder Paul Heckel
Washington, DC
Direct (202) 318-1595 - 9 am to 9 pm EST.

Report this comment

page: 1 

Add your comment (no registration required)

AddThis Social Bookmark Button

Advertising

Latest

Comcast customers hit by capped Internet usage
Bloomberg mistakenly announces the death of Steve Jobs
Logitech Squeezebox gives you more music juice
Sony and Sharp unveil super-skinny televisions
LG enters the netbook fray with its diminutive X110

Advertising