Rambus extends Micron patent license to 2029 under Amendment No. 3
Rambus and Micron Technology signed Amendment No. 3 to their Semiconductor Patent License Agreement on December 9, 2024, extending the patent license for memory and semiconductor products to 2029. The company says the extension keeps the existing licensing terms, and other terms of the amendment are confidential, so the filing gives no financial figures on its effect on revenue.
Key points
- Amendment executed December 9, 2024, amending the license dated December 9, 2013 and earlier amendments from September 2, 2020 and December 1, 2020
- Patent license for memory and semiconductor products extended to 2029, a five-year extension according to the press release
- Press release dated December 10, 2024 says existing licensing terms are maintained; other terms and details are confidential
- Company intends to file the full agreement as an exhibit to a later periodic report, with certain confidential portions redacted
The filing
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