justus1
1 día hace
from another site....
$NLST I think we have catalyst coming soon.Judge Gilstrap rescheduling the injunction hearing,Judge Scarsis final decision on BOC.Something also I noticed in the news ,that Thomas Massie agreed to collaborate with Vivek Ramaswamy on DOGE related initiatives! If everyone remembers Thomas introduced a bill earlier this year that called for the PTAB to be abolished.(RALIA)!I wonder what Elon and Viveks recommendations will to Congress when they learn of the abuse that has gone at the PTAB since 2012 ,and being an unnecessary bureaucratic institution created by the Obama administration,that’s sole purpose is to destroy patents that the USPTO itself qualified!Just a playground for Big Tech and their abuses! Also I am in the background waiting for the rescheduling of the injunction hearing,and will be there when it happens!At least one more trip to Marshall in my future.If Judge Gilstrap is replaced by Amos Mazzant I will have a shorter drive to Sherman Tx.GLLs I am-looking forward to 2025!
100lbStriper
2 días hace
Stokd $NLST Injunction is the current hot topic!
"The RESTORE Patent Rights Act: One Little Sentence that Could Change Everything"
"At its core, the RESTORE Act would establish a rebuttable presumption that courts should grant permanent injunctions when patent infringement is found. The key language is as follows:
If...the court enters a final judgment finding infringement of a right secured by patent, the patent owner shall be entitled to a rebuttable presumption that the court should grant a permanent injunction with respect to that infringing conduct."
"This would partially reverse the Supreme Court’s 15-year-old decision in eBay v. MercExchang, 547 US 388 (2006) which eliminated the near-automatic granting of injunctions in patent cases and instead required courts to apply a four-factor test..."
"Under the proposal, the four factors would (I presume) continue to apply, but with the burden shifted to adjudged infringers to show that they do not support injunctive relief"
https://patentlyo.com/patent/2024/12/restore-sentence-everything.html#more-45129
100lbStriper
2 días hace
TOMKiLA $NLST Micron is working hard with the HBM business, we NEED to win one HBM patent to make billion $ here! Read these info
In September, Micron officially introduced its HBM3E 12H. As per a previous report from Tom’s Hardware, the new products are designed for cutting-edge processors used in AI and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads, including NVIDIA’s H200 and B100/B200 GPUs.
Now, Micron notes that it continues to receive positive feedback from its leading customers for HBM3E 12H.
It is worth noting that Micron has increased its HBM total addressable market (TAM) estimate in 2025 from USD 25 billion to now exceed USD 30 billion. The company’s HBM is already sold out for 2025, with pricing determined.
In 2028, Micron expects HBM TAM to grow four times from the USD 16 billion level in 2024, and to exceed USD 100 billion by 2030.
100lbStriper
3 días hace
Stokd $NLST Remember this post below...well, it is 100% correct! I've had enough of fudsters pulling nonsense out of their a$$ and claiming it to be accurate... so I wanted to put it to rest.
Just called Gilstrap's courtroom deputy and she verified that Gilstrap is 🔥NOT RETIRING🔥, but simply passing the role of chief judge to another. He will remain our judge on our cases till all trials and appeals have concluded.
This should also serve as another reminder that fudsters will make up anything and claim it to be reality, with no verifiable proof or source material...simply what they wish to be true is what they proclaim, at every step on every aspect. 🤡
Stokd
Dec 10, 2024 5:05 PM
$NLST First I’ll address the easiest and less significant subject of recent discussions—judge Mazzant taking the role of chief judge of East District Texas from Gilstrap. Don’t worry as there are no clear indications yet that we’re losing Gilstrap.
Pic below—“The chief judge of a United States district court serves a term of seven years or until they reach the age of 70, whichever comes first. The chief judge RETURNS to active service after their term ends.”
Gilstrap became chief in 2018, 7 years to 2025.
Important to not conflate and understand the difference/significance between the role of district court CHIEF judge and district court judge.
There's no information on Gilstrap retiring, we don’t know if he's leaving or staying on but not in a role of chief. Of course we have to wait and see, but as it stands now from what we know, he will stay on as a district court judge in the eastern district of Texas, and will continue to handle our cases pre and post CAFC appeal or on remand.
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thread...... https://stocktwits.com/Stokd/message/597015361
gdog
4 días hace
C.K. Hong , Netlist's Chief Executive Officer, said, "The ‘608 has gone through the IPR process to Final Written Decision and none of the challenged claims were found to be unpatentable. We are pleased that the PTAB has confirmed the validity of this patent after a jury recently found it to be valid and infringed by Samsung. With the November jury verdict and the validation by the PTAB we now have the opportunity for the court to consider Netlist's injunction request."
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