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Netlist Opens New Legal Proceedings At U.S. International Trade Commission Seeking Exclusion And Cease And Desist Orders Against Micron Technology And MU's Customers Nvidia, Broadcom And Google; Claims Infringement Of The Company's HBM Patents

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In this ITC complaint against Micron, Netlist asks the ITC to investigate Respondents for infringement of U.S. Patent Nos. 12,308,087 and 12,646,537. Netlist alleges these patents cover at least Micron's HBM3E, HBM4

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