Dear Micron, brace for a mother of all patent lawsuits from HP.

assface · on July 28, 2015

> Dear Micron, brace for a mother of all patent lawsuits from HP.

Ignore this person. They don't know what they are talking about.

This is phase-change memory. It's been on everyone's radar for the last decade. HP is pushing their titanium oxide memristors. That's a completely different technology.

throw1111 · on July 28, 2015

No, apparently it's not PCM.

>While they did not specifically state it, it looks to be phase change memory (edit at the Q&A Intel stated this is not Phase Change).

Source: http://www.pcper.com/news/Storage/Breaking-Intel-and-Micron-...

wmf · on July 28, 2015

HP certainly convinced the public that they have a monopoly on NVM. Too bad their technology isn't that successful.

rasz_pl · on July 29, 2015

HP itself is convinced they have a monopoly on the idea. Technology doesnt have to be successful if you have an army of lawyers working for you. Who wants to bet HP will sue just to keep Micron from shipping products for a couple of years.