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Yangtze Memory wins first substantive injunction in 3D NAND patent fight with Micron

September 23

Munich Regional Court I has ruled that Micron infringed two German utility models held by Yangtze Memory Technologies, and issued injunctions covering the sale of related infringing products in…

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