Micron Pays Netlist $600M for Memory Patent License

Micron settles patent dispute with Netlist by paying $600 million over five years for memory tech rights.

Oct 17, 2026

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Micron Pays Netlist $600M for Memory Patent License

Micron settles patent dispute with Netlist by paying $600 million over five years for memory tech rights.

In brief

Micron settles patent dispute with Netlist by paying $600 million over five years for memory tech rights. Micron will pay Netlist $600 million over five years for server and AI memory patent licenses after accusing Micron of infringement. Originally reported by TokenPost.

Patent Dispute Resolution

A DDR5 memory module meets a compact stack of memory chips / TokenPost.ai

Micron will pay Netlist $600 million over five years for memory patent licenses after Netlist accused Micron of infringing server and AI memory patents.

Payment Timeline

Micron pays $30 million per quarter starting in Q4 2026 and ending in Q3 2031.

Investigation Timeline

Netlist filed a complaint with the U.S. ITC on Aug 11, alleging Micron infringed four patents through DDR5 DIMMs and MRDIMMs, with an investigation opening on Sept 23.

At a glance

Micron will pay Netlist $600 million over five years for server and AI memory patent licenses after accusing Micron of infringement.

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