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Semiconductor $NLST and the final justice against memory giants
Is it possible to live on patent litigation? NLST is the most interesting example
Is it possible to live on patent litigation? NLST is the most interesting example
NLST is revolutionizing the memory market (NAND & DRAM) - Samsung and micron to pay IP licenses and damages for the netlist technology
Netlist (NLST) wins at least 303 Mill on first Samsung trial, possible treble damages next week!!!
NLST is the reason for the Scamscum/Google split when NLST wins the on going lawsuit as we speak the stock is a sleeping giant!!!🚀💎💰❤️🙏🍪
$NLST $SSNLF - Netlist v Samsung Massive Patent Litigation Hitting a Fever Pitch
How a small semiconductor company is about to revolutionize the DRAM market. $NLST The history of netlist inc
NETLIST $NLST ceo (Hong) “The U.S. patent system is now actively working against disruptors like us and decisively in favor of Big Tech companies.”
Netlist inc, a unique story between seminal patents and CXL hybriDIMM progress. $NLST
What positions are you in that you are long on?
What positions do you have is everyone long on?
Can we get eyes on NLST and AVCT?
What Pennystocks do you own that you legitimately believe will pop off in the coming years?
What penny stocks do you own that you believe will go parabolic one day?
In the past 2 years I’ve made 3 “POP” threads. Two went over 10x and the other 5x. Why do mods keep deleting my threads ?
Strong demand for memory chips in 2022 and the power of NETLIST INC $NLST patents
Strong demand for memory chips in 2022 and the power of NETLIST inc $ NLST patents
What are some of the best undervalued stocks in your portfolio fellas? I'm bullish on $NLST and $ALTPF
$NLST This is a great due diligence video on what could be the next parabolic stock with the case against Google approaching. The risk and reward are measured with an in depth discussion of Netlist victories so far.
What small cap/penny stocks do you hold that you are convinced will some day go parabolic?
Netlist inc, A rough diamond known to few investors. It is winning every single patent court case against Sk hynix, samsung, micron and google (the most valued). $NLST
Netlist: one of my favorite companies who recently dropped. $NLST written by Jacob broun
Apes… after MOASS, what Pennies do you buy with your new found riches???
Can a small company become a major player in less than 5 years?
This is huge and my best play. Long term porn in action. $NLST against the world 📈. This is only 7% of my position on this company!
Netlist takes its revenge against the largest companies in the world. $NLST
Netlist inc takes its revenge against the largest Companies in the world $NLST
Netlist inc ( $NLST ). The fresh news is Netlist's victory against samsung in the partial summary.
NLST has won its suit against Samsung. Next up Google!
Netlist Prevails Against Samsung in Federal Court, Terminating Patent License. $NLST
$NLST takes its revenge against the largest companies in the world
Netlist inc takes its revenge against the largest companies in the world. $NLST
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NLST just signed agreement with Samsung for their memory IP patents after years of litigation. SK Hynix renewal is also coming up soon. NLST has IP for MU, GOOG, SKHY, Samsung. Hop on board. We popped off 60% today
Get in on $NLST netlist!!! Deal with Samsung is shooting it to the moon
The hell is happening with NLST?
NLST getting licensing from Samsung, 42% up
$NLST agreement with Samsung for close to 1 trillion with marketcap under 1 billion and 36 million shares short of the float
Six years of lawsuit hell resolved in one press release. Calls on NLST, puts on Samsung’s legal department!
NLST and Samsung signed 5 year memory deal. Micron gonna get fucked.
NLST is the one you’re looking for.
NLST and Samsung form 5 year strategic memory alliance
Full port into NLST… just gotta do it at market open
"U.S. trade regulators have launched a probe into Samsung Electronics' (SSNLF.NaE) memory chips and products sold by Google, Nvidia (NVDA.NaE), Broadcom (AVGO.NaE) and Super Micro Computer (SMCI.NaE) that use them following a complaint by Netlist (NLST.NaE) alleging infringement of its patents. **Netlist (NLST.NaE) has asked the USITC to block imports of the disputed chips and products and order the companies to stop selling them in the U.S.** An ITC judge will hold an evidentiary hearing and issue an initial ruling, subject to review by the commission." sell the news boys
July 16 (Reuters) - U.S. trade regulators have launched a probe into Samsung Electronics' (SSNLF.NaE) memory chips and products sold by Google, Nvidia (NVDA.NaE), Broadcom (AVGO.NaE) and Super Micro Computer (SMCI.NaE) that use them following a complaint by Netlist (NLST.NaE) alleging infringement of its patents. California-based Netlist (NLST.NaE) has accused Samsung and its U.S. units of infringing its patents on dynamic random access memory, a type of chip that temporarily stores data for processors and is a critical component in the servers powering the AI boom, the U.S. International Trade Commission said on Wednesday. Netlist (NLST.NaE) has asked the USITC to block imports of the disputed chips and products and order the companies to stop selling them in the U.S. An ITC judge will hold an evidentiary hearing and issue an initial ruling, subject to review by the commission. The USITC will set a target date for wrapping up the probe within 45 days. Any order it issues takes effect immediately and becomes final after 60 days unless the U.S. Trade Representative overrides it on policy grounds. The investigation is the latest escalation in a years-long patent fight between the companies over high-performance memory. A Texas jury had awarded Netlist (NLST.NaE) $118 million from Samsung in 2024 over data-processing technology in memory products, following a $303 million verdict in a related case in 2023. Demand for memory chips has since surged as big U.S. technology companies race to build out data centers needed to power AI services, driving up prices of chips made by the likes of Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron. Samsung, Alphabet-owned Google, Nvidia (NVDA.NaE), Broadcom (AVGO.NaE) and Super Micro Computer (SMCI.NaE) did not immediately respond to Reuters' requests for comment. Tl;Dr: GUH
Buy Netlist. NLST.
What’s crazy is all the memory tech is simply stolen IP from NLST…
NLST - given they’re all infringing on their patents…
hopefully NLST will get the royalties they deserve and the NLST holders get their bag
NLST litigation. Just kidding, but soon maybe.
Can NLST get some love too?
What happens to MU if/when NLST litigation is ruled in NLST’s favor
Another party NLST has been excluded from
NLST isn't on the list because the screen evaluates operating businesses, and Netlist's value driver isn't its operations, it's the courtroom. The operating business is \~$265M TTM of memory-module resale at razor-thin gross margins with roughly zero EBITDA and about -$26M free cash flow, funded by years of share issuance. That fails both archetypes on contact: nowhere near the 50% gross margin bar for asset-light, no operating leverage for scale-economics, and the dilution history is exactly what the per-share filter exists to catch. The real story is the patent war, and credit where due, it's been going well: $866M in jury verdicts across Samsung ($303M + $118M) and Micron ($445M), and the Federal Circuit has now upheld two key patents on appeal (most recently Feb 2026), which is genuine momentum. But none of that money has been collected, appeals are still live, and Micron can seek Supreme Court review. So at a \~$970M cap on \~$10M of tangible book, you're buying a litigation outcome, not a compounder. Could it pay off big? Sure. That makes it an event-driven special situation, a completely different kind of bet with binary outcomes, and this screen deliberately doesn't score those, same reason it cut a $1.6B graphene company with $43K of revenue. Lottery tickets can be +EV and still not be compounders.
I wonder how much they will have to pay NLST for stealing their patents? A billion sounds low.
If you regards aren’t looking at Netlist (NLST), don’t cry to me when it’s 🚀
Buy more NLST shares - they’re going to make bank from patent infringement from Micron, Samsung, etc
I bought NLST at .72 because a friend I completely trust told me to. 1 year later it was at 9.79 and I sold. Insane
NLST is will 5X within two years, possibly more if the AI/datacenter memory needs continue
$GCTS, public float 64m shares. GCT is finally moving from development into early commercial scaling of its 5G business. Over the last few months, GCT reported Q1 2026 revenue growth of roughly 287% year-over-year, a 58% sequential increase in 5G chipset shipments, and an expanded agreement with a major satellite communications provider for next-generation 5G and 4G integrations, which investors may see as validation that demand is accelerating. Management also said additional customer deployments and satellite-related shipments are expected in the second half of 2026, creating expectations for stronger future revenue growth. In addition, strategic partnerships, expanding licensing activity, and improving gross margins have increased speculation that GCT could become a more important niche player in satellite-enabled 5G connectivity, a market attracting growing investor attention. $ENSIF #ENSI Ensilica public float 56m shares. EnSilica announced major satellite communications chip contracts that could generate more than US$50 million in future revenues, while also bringing in near-term engineering income and possible UK Space Agency funding support. The company has additionally reported record H1 FY26 revenues, a return to EBITDA profitability, and stated that more than 95% of FY26 revenue is already covered by customer contracts, giving investors greater visibility over future cash flow. $NLST Netlist- public float 319m Netlist has built momentum across several major catalysts over the last few months, including favorable patent litigation developments against Samsung and Micron, growing expectations for renewed or expanded licensing agreements with SK Hynix, and accelerating demand for AI-driven memory products tied to high-bandwidth memory and data center infrastructure. Investors are increasingly focusing on the possibility that Netlist’s patent portfolio could generate recurring royalty revenue rather than one-time legal settlements, while recent earnings growth and improving profitability suggest the business is also benefiting from the broader AI semiconductor boom. Bullish sentiment has strengthened further after reports of strong Q1 2026 revenue growth, improving margins, and continued courtroom wins that may increase the company’s leverage in future negotiations with large chipmakers.
$GCTS $152m public float 64m shares. GCT is finally moving from development into early commercial scaling of its 5G business. Over the last few months, GCT reported Q1 2026 revenue growth of roughly 287% year-over-year, a 58% sequential increase in 5G chipset shipments, and an expanded agreement with a major satellite communications provider for next-generation 5G and 4G integrations, which investors may see as validation that demand is accelerating. Management also said additional customer deployments and satellite-related shipments are expected in the second half of 2026, creating expectations for stronger future revenue growth. In addition, strategic partnerships, expanding licensing activity, and improving gross margins have increased speculation that GCT could become a more important niche player in satellite-enabled 5G connectivity, a market attracting growing investor attention. $ENSIF #ENSI $132m, public float 56m shares. EnSilica announced major satellite communications chip contracts that could generate more than US$50 million in future revenues, while also bringing in near-term engineering income and possible UK Space Agency funding support. The company has additionally reported record H1 FY26 revenues, a return to EBITDA profitability, and stated that more than 95% of FY26 revenue is already covered by customer contracts, giving investors greater visibility over future cash flow. $NLST $976, public float 319m Netlist has built momentum across several major catalysts over the last few months, including favorable patent litigation developments against Samsung and Micron, growing expectations for renewed or expanded licensing agreements with SK Hynix, and accelerating demand for AI-driven memory products tied to high-bandwidth memory and data center infrastructure. Investors are increasingly focusing on the possibility that Netlist’s patent portfolio could generate recurring royalty revenue rather than one-time legal settlements, while recent earnings growth and improving profitability suggest the business is also benefiting from the broader AI semiconductor boom. Bullish sentiment has strengthened further after reports of strong Q1 2026 revenue growth, improving margins, and continued courtroom wins that may increase the company’s leverage in future negotiations with large chipmakers.
Going through this at the moment. I bought into NLST AT 0.60. I’ve bought back in but my average is now 2.60 with more capital. I’ve got a lot longer to wait to get to my target…..if it get there.
Watchlist includes: $NLST, $AISP, $QSI, $GCTS, $KITT, $SEGG, $WWR, $NMG, $BMR, $HYPR A bunch of OTC stocks too
Had a great day today with DRTSW, SIVEF, IQEPF and NLST.
Going to see what happens with NLST and and DTST... praying they will be like SNDK....
# What's Moving NLST? Netlist has been driven by a mix of **AI/memory sector tailwinds**, strong revenue growth, and **IP/patent developments**: * Revenue doubled in Q4 2025 (to \~$75.7M) amid memory chip shortages and AI demand; full-year 2025 sales up \~28%. Management signals continued growth into 2026. * Patent wins and litigation progress (e.g., Federal Circuit upholding key patents; ITC probe into Samsung infringement, with potential import bans as a major catalyst). * Potential SK Hynix agreement renewal/expansion in 2026 (could shift to higher per-unit royalties tied to high-bandwidth memory/HBM for AI). * Broader memory sector momentum (AI-driven demand) and retail trader interest. Q1 2026 earnings were expected around May 5. Risks include ongoing losses, execution on products like MRDIMM/CXL, and litigation outcomes. # What's Moving GCTS? GCTS is in a **5G commercialisation ramp** ("2025GCT – Year of 5G"), shifting from legacy 4G: * Commercial 5G chipset shipments started in late 2025/early 2026, with expectations of sequential revenue/shipment growth through 2026. * Partnerships and traction in 5G, satellite (NTN), and other verticals (e.g., air-to-ground). Recent trader attention and optimism around 5G prospects drove short-term pops. * Analyst coverage is generally positive ("Strong Buy" consensus with targets \~$3.50, implying substantial upside), though revenue is still modest and the company is not yet profitable. Q1 2026 results are scheduled for May 12. It's a higher-risk micro-cap story tied to 5G execution and broader chip/semiconductor sentiment. Both are small-cap/semiconductor plays with high volatility. NLST has more near-term IP and revenue momentum; GCTS is a pure 5G growth bet. Always do your own research or consult an advisor—these can move sharply on news, volume, or market sentiment. Check latest quotes, filings, and earnings for updates.
**Netlist, Inc. (NLST)** is basically a high-risk/high-reward play on memory tech + patent enforcement. They make server/data center memory products (AI/cloud tailwind), but the real upside is their IP—big legal wins and potential licensing deals with giants could bring in huge payouts. Revenue is growing, but they’re still not consistently profitable, so it’s a bet on future catalysts more than current fundamentals. Currently litigating against Samsung, Micron, Google, etc. Renewal deal with SK Hynix should be anytime soon.
Put it in Netlist Inc and get the train moving. This is my first and only time I will mention NLST.
Hahaha. Put that money ASTS/DRTS/NLST and go chill in Thailand 4-eva
Yes this is my helium play, too. Hoping to keep scalping thousands off of AIXI this week and putting that mostly into Avanti, SAFX and NLST. Avanti will start producing right in the middle of helium price spikes if they stick to schedule.
Up pretty good on my core NLST, DRTSW, SLS, IBRX. Around 15% now but I consider them all binary plays until the next big catalysts although sleepy NLST has given me 50%. My play and learn money is pretty even but I had a 25% and 15% days last week day trading.
Well, your enemy may nuke you. They would never use nukes! They would never murder over 70,000 Palestinians while the world watches! Never forget, remember? Also many oil producers don't produce at capacity. The can and will ramp up to whatever our evil overlords want them to. Also I don't trust any images, numbers or sources from anyone, especially my own country. Sad! I say this having good size positions in PBRG, OILSF, BWET and VG. Will take some profits tomorrow depending on what the SPs do and probably rotate alot into some binary litigation plays that will be unaffected by war NLST and AIXI, at least for more short term gain.
Thanks! Yeah I think DGXX will recover and really like Nebius too. Have a look at posts by the user retiredportfoliomgr on reddit - I found out about him because of BW getting a contract with APLD (he was/is big on BW) but he has good writeups on NLST. I like GLXY too. If you're buying shares, you won't go wrong. Ones I'd keep an eye on for the short term are FSLY, UCTT, BKSY (like you said), KOS, MU, WDC and BW.
It’s exciting to read your posts. I own DGXX too, but I paid too much for it. Still, I’m keeping it—I have time. On the other hand, I bought BKSY and Nebius at good prices (2–3x). I’ve never heard of NLST, though. GLXY might not be a ten-bagger, but it’s still a pretty safe investment (for me). It just takes time. Longer than I thought, but no problem.
NLST is a much better shot at a 10 bagger. GLXY has too much BTC exposure and BTC hasn't finished dumping IMO - smaller ones like SLNH, MARA, RIOT and DGXX will be better value when that finishes in a few months. The TAM for AMPX is a bit too nebulous for me.
FP DRTS- doubles next month- FP NLST- Samsung buyout 10X in May- FP SLS- 10X July 80th event- FP IBRX- 5X September w FDA aproval for more conditions- FP into ASTS October right when before the annnounce the next launch and it finally breaks $130. Easy!
I'll help you: 40% NLST, 40% FIX, 20% AIRJ
Don't touch this share. Stay away. Find smething credible like $SIVE or $LWLG or $NLST
Started buying individual articles January 1st this year, haha. Learning how to swim fast, tho. Bio still more up than down, and I took some profit off the top. But they're long term binary plays. NLST fell by a quarter today. Must be insider news or manipulation to "stock up" for some big guys. My play money I pulled out of optics and into PBRG, OILSF, ARGYF and BWET with some 13% stop losses. They're up pretty fucking great in the last 5 days 12%-60%. Tempted to just go all in on ARGYF for a few weeks but that's just gambling.
NLST, unless today's drop was based on some terrible insider knowledge.
Fellow hustler. We might be entering a recession, maybe a long nasty one, with more volatility and craziness from the Trump administration possible. But! If the world doesnt end and the Dems win in November we might be back to "normal" by end of year. You need to decide what your goals are and learn as much as you can. Most people recommend a full market fund like VOO and they have had 15-30% returns a year lately which is alot but might be around 5% for the next few years because of craziness haha. Maybe wait a few months and just watcht the market, watch voo, watch if wars expand and maybe leading to a depression. If so hold onto your money. I personally am focused on growth and invest mostly in a small number of stocks that I feel have the highest chance of high returns: DRTS, NLST, IBRX, SLS, ASTS. Some people do most in something safe and a smaller amount in high risk/high reward. Like 80% VOO and 20% some of these stocks, for instance.
All in on NLST? Fuck this raggedy circus?
Hahaha wow. I found Retiredportfoliomgr on here and he is great. Of i had started investing before Jan 1st I would have taken his advice and got rich with you. Not gonna happen again haha. Check him out, he has eyesight issues and he's an aggressive typer haha but look at his recs he's great. NLST, baby!
I'm ASTS, IBRX, SLS, NLST, DRTSW and SIVEF. I'm up a good bit. Have a few thousand I play with and UCO didn't show up haha. Might ride some helium and natural gas this week for fun and profit and learning but should just put it on my big 6 haha.
Yes it's helpful when you're interested. But I keep finding things that I didn't even know existed. Electric bike companies LFEV and AI burn equipment MDAI and a miracle material HGRAF. Even this company that's suing Samsung and Micron for copywrite infringement and winning. If they win in International Trade Court they will get billions more in damages or probably bought out. Which would be huge gains. The stock is 1.50 right now NLST. Safest 10X is ASTS, also. Check out Serenity on X. He's knowledgeable on the upcoming supercycle photonics This guy is doing TWO 10k to million challenges. You can see his history and what he's invested in now. Invest along with a millionaire! h [ttps://doublebubbler.com/trading-history/](https://doublebubbler.com/trading-history/) Also RetiredPortfolioMgr is a very cool guy on here. He has eyesight problems and is an enthusiastic typer but don't be fooled! Good luck, bro, keep us updated!
interesting. Will buying into NLST
$NLST. The company and SK Hynix have cross patent agreements so $NLST sells SK Hynix memory products. Revenue jumped in Q4 2025. $SIVE $MU
$NLST\* is the ticker no i
Either hold on or get out or invest in good companies that will also benefit from the war and a slow or fast drawdown. VG, MOS, CF and EONR are my plays. They're good companies projected to grow already and will be be accelerated by this conflict. Or we all die, either way I'm fine. Aside from my core individual holdings ASTS, SLS, DRTSW, IBRX, NLST, and BW. They're long term and will survive this administration and as much as I fear for our country and the world right now I will be smashing that buy button with fat, piggy fingers for the next 5 months if they crash. Then my month-long getaway during the midterms/civil war. And so it goes...
Find something semiconductor related. The share will jump if the hype grows stronger. $NLST - AI data centre memory storage and has cross patent agreement with SK Hynix, Korea's memory chip maker. Samsung and $MU had to pay $NLST $440M for patent breach. Now, $GOOGL is being sued as well. Settlement is a potential outcome.
This is kind of a ridiculous stock and had a pump a couple years ago on Reddit but a company called netlist has been seen as a patent troll in the past but might actually be a company to keep an eye on in this space. Ticket NLST over the counter though
IBRX, SLS, DRTS, NLST, KORU until today
Ok ride IBXR up then put gains into DRTS ride that up put gains into NLST ride that up put gains into SLS ride that up put gains into ASTS get a pina colada.
Sweet, sweet IBRX and NLST. Mmmmm, feels good.
NLST Victory in Appeal: What Netlist Inc.’s CAFC Win on the ’314 Patent Means for Its Fight Against Micron 🔥 garywallach@substack.com 🔥 Victory in Appeal: What Netlist Inc.’s CAFC Win on the ’314 Patent Means for Its Fight Against Micron 🔥 Gary Wallach Feb 20, 2026 In a development that could reshape the patent landscape for advanced memory technology, Netlist Inc. — the Irvine, California-based memory innovator — has scored a significant win at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) involving its U.S. Patent No. 10,489,314 (often referred to as the ’314 Patent). While the full decision text may not yet be publicly posted, the significance of this CAFC win is best understood in the broader context of Netlist’s ongoing litigation with Micron Technology Inc. and other major memory manufacturers.
NLST 👀 cool!!! lets hope suji knows what we dont.....Desilva said the appeal of the $303-million damages verdict against Samsung from September 2023 is ongoing and is expected to be resolved by mid-2026. i'm all for it!!!
NLST 👀 cool!!! lets hope suji knows what we dont.....Desilva said the appeal of the $303-million damages verdict against Samsung from September 2023 is ongoing and is expected to be resolved by mid-2026. i'm all for it!!!
Waiting for DRTS, NLST, SLS to do anything first so I can ride the wave 👋
Uuuuuuuu! Also NLST buyout and DRTS approvals.
looks really interesting. where can i buy stocks of them? couldn't find them on revolut, robinhood & trade republic. i was also searching yesterday for NLST, couldn't find that either. is there a better app where i can buy early & where these are listed?
Discover the “$1 to 10,000%” Stock Dream — Netlist Inc. (NLST), the Stock Everyone Will Wish They Bought Today! GARY WALLACH FEB 02, 2026
Both Netlist and Netflix👌🏻 NLST & NFLX
NLST 👀 David vs. Goliath: Fighting Big Tech and Winning Long an underdog relative to global giants like Samsung, Micron, and Google, Netlist under Chuck Hong’s leadership has repeatedly demonstrated that vision and innovation matter. Twice in recent years, juries in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas have found willful infringement by major competitors: Against Micron: A $445 million damages award for violation of core Netlist memory patents. Against Samsung: A $118 million jury award in late 2024 for infringement across three Netlist patents, adding to earlier victories worth over $300 million. Across 19 months of litigation, Netlist has amassed over $866 million in combined award damages from established semiconductor leaders—a testament to the strength and lasting relevance of its technologies. Many see this as a true David-versus-Goliath saga, where a lean innovator stands up against billion-dollar corporations and defends its creations not just in courtrooms, but in the competitive marketplace. Powering AI and the Next Computing Era Memory is the heartbeat of artificial intelligence systems and high-performance computing. DDR5 and HBM technologies—fast, dense, and efficient memory solutions—are essential to deep learning training, inference workloads, and massive data throughput applications. Netlist’s patents and products align directly with these trends, and the company’s legal victories underscore the foundational role its intellectual property plays in modern computing.
NLST 👀 David vs. Goliath: Fighting Big Tech and Winning Long an underdog relative to global giants like Samsung, Micron, and Google, Netlist under Chuck Hong’s leadership has repeatedly demonstrated that vision and innovation matter. Twice in recent years, juries in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas have found willful infringement by major competitors: Against Micron: A $445 million damages award for violation of core Netlist memory patents. Against Samsung: A $118 million jury award in late 2024 for infringement across three Netlist patents, adding to earlier victories worth over $300 million. Across 19 months of litigation, Netlist has amassed over $866 million in combined award damages from established semiconductor leaders—a testament to the strength and lasting relevance of its technologies. Many see this as a true David-versus-Goliath saga, where a lean innovator stands up against billion-dollar corporations and defends its creations not just in courtrooms, but in the competitive marketplace. Powering AI and the Next Computing Era Memory is the heartbeat of artificial intelligence systems and high-performance computing. DDR5 and HBM technologies—fast, dense, and efficient memory solutions—are essential to deep learning training, inference workloads, and massive data throughput applications. Netlist’s patents and products align directly with these trends, and the company’s legal victories underscore the foundational role its intellectual property plays in modern computing.
NLST 👀 David vs. Goliath: Fighting Big Tech and Winning Long an underdog relative to global giants like Samsung, Micron, and Google, Netlist under Chuck Hong’s leadership has repeatedly demonstrated that vision and innovation matter. Twice in recent years, juries in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas have found willful infringement by major competitors: Against Micron: A $445 million damages award for violation of core Netlist memory patents. Against Samsung: A $118 million jury award in late 2024 for infringement across three Netlist patents, adding to earlier victories worth over $300 million. Across 19 months of litigation, Netlist has amassed over $866 million in combined award damages from established semiconductor leaders—a testament to the strength and lasting relevance of its technologies. Many see this as a true David-versus-Goliath saga, where a lean innovator stands up against billion-dollar corporations and defends its creations not just in courtrooms, but in the competitive marketplace. Powering AI and the Next Computing Era Memory is the heartbeat of artificial intelligence systems and high-performance computing. DDR5 and HBM technologies—fast, dense, and efficient memory solutions—are essential to deep learning training, inference workloads, and massive data throughput applications. Netlist’s patents and products align directly with these trends, and the company’s legal victories underscore the foundational role its intellectual property plays in modern computing.
NLST 👀 David vs. Goliath: Fighting Big Tech and Winning Long an underdog relative to global giants like Samsung, Micron, and Google, Netlist under Chuck Hong’s leadership has repeatedly demonstrated that vision and innovation matter. Twice in recent years, juries in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas have found willful infringement by major competitors: Against Micron: A $445 million damages award for violation of core Netlist memory patents. Against Samsung: A $118 million jury award in late 2024 for infringement across three Netlist patents, adding to earlier victories worth over $300 million. Across 19 months of litigation, Netlist has amassed over $866 million in combined award damages from established semiconductor leaders—a testament to the strength and lasting relevance of its technologies. Many see this as a true David-versus-Goliath saga, where a lean innovator stands up against billion-dollar corporations and defends its creations not just in courtrooms, but in the competitive marketplace. Powering AI and the Next Computing Era Memory is the heartbeat of artificial intelligence systems and high-performance computing. DDR5 and HBM technologies—fast, dense, and efficient memory solutions—are essential to deep learning training, inference workloads, and massive data throughput applications. Netlist’s patents and products align directly with these trends, and the company’s legal victories underscore the foundational role its intellectual property plays in modern computing.
Also... Keep an eye on $NLST. It's a penny stock that is in a lawsuit battle between Samsung micron and Google. If David beats Goliath, this thing has potential to go from 1$- up to 30-40$+. I like those odds!! LoL
NLST 👀 David vs. Goliath: Fighting Big Tech and Winning Long an underdog relative to global giants like Samsung, Micron, and Google, Netlist under Chuck Hong’s leadership has repeatedly demonstrated that vision and innovation matter. Twice in recent years, juries in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas have found willful infringement by major competitors: Against Micron: A $445 million damages award for violation of core Netlist memory patents. Against Samsung: A $118 million jury award in late 2024 for infringement across three Netlist patents, adding to earlier victories worth over $300 million. Across 19 months of litigation, Netlist has amassed over $866 million in combined award damages from established semiconductor leaders—a testament to the strength and lasting relevance of its technologies. Many see this as a true David-versus-Goliath saga, where a lean innovator stands up against billion-dollar corporations and defends its creations not just in courtrooms, but in the competitive marketplace. Powering AI and the Next Computing Era Memory is the heartbeat of artificial intelligence systems and high-performance computing. DDR5 and HBM technologies—fast, dense, and efficient memory solutions—are essential to deep learning training, inference workloads, and massive data throughput applications. Netlist’s patents and products align directly with these trends, and the company’s legal victories underscore the foundational role its intellectual property plays in modern computing.