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AMD, Via, others sued by Opti

Hey, you, get out of my embedded arena

By INQUIRER staff

Wed Jul 04 2007, 17:07

CHIP FIRMS AMD, Broadcom, Renesas, ST Micro, Atmel, Via, Silicon Storage and SMSC have received a writ from Opti alleging they've breached two of its patents.

The complaint alleges that the patents in question are the 5,944,807 and the 6,098,141 - both called Compact ISA bus interface.

The patent covers technologies including "trusted platform" modules, embedded controllers, IO products and the like.

Opti wants a jury trial and damages. µ

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