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First Samsung, Now Micron: Netlist’s Patent Offensive Unlocks Another $600 Million

BenzingaAkanksha Bakshi

Micron agrees to pay Netlist $600M in a landmark patent settlement. See how NLST stock jumped nearly 18% on the deal.

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