Intel and Rambus Renew License
by Maarten Goldstein, Sep 17, 2001 10:12am PDTIntel and Rambus are still in bed together and liking it. They have renewed their license deal for the next five years. Rambus continues to be Intel's "preferred memory technology for high-performance [PCs]".
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The stuff is way way cheaper than $1/1MB, but since SDRAM is at its cheapest level ever, this automatically makes rambus this big expensive waste of cash. SDRAM was 3X the current cost of RDRAM less than a year ago today.
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I have a 1.4 GHz Athlon with 512 Megs RAM. A P4 that would be the same speed in all but Quake 3 and encoding in DiVX would cost like 4x the price of my base CPU/Mobo?RAM.
I don't see Intel pickup up many people with their over priced CPU/RAM in the high end home (AKA GAMER) market.
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Historical high: $112
52-week high: $83
Right now, Rambus is stuck between a rock and a hard place. They've already lost big in the courts (50-plus counts of fraud is never good), and the DRAM manufacturers are out looking for vengeance. This move is bad for Intel.
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I'm glad I don't own intel stock now, however...
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