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Article #12703Re: Dynamic Ram Controller Chip
From: Henry Spencer
Date: Sun, 14 Dec 1986 04:34
Date: Sun, 14 Dec 1986 04:34
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> ... the "pretranslation" looks like it
> falls under the Sun-Microsystems patent for strobing the low order address
> bits on the rams before the high order to get more time in memory management
> translation. Any problems with that?
Only if AT&T lost a patent-infringement suit by Sun, I'd think. Considering
the relative size of the two companies and the relatively poor chances of
winning *any* patent-infringement action if the defendant is stubborn and
resourceful, Sun would be crazy to try.
[Beware: I am not a lawyer. Consult an expert before doing anything rash.]
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Henry Spencer @ U of Toronto Zoology
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