- Netlist stock reached a three-year high following a new International Trade Commission patent infringement action against Micron, Super Micro, HPE, and Lenovo.
- CEO C.K. Hong accused Micron of the unauthorized use of Netlist technology.
- Roth Capital raised its price target for Netlist to $ 15 from $ 10 while maintaining a buy rating due to potential licensing upside.
- Netlist initiated an International Trade Commission patent infringement case seeking exclusion and cease-and-desist orders targeting Micron memory products imported into the United States.
- The complaint also names Supermicro, HPE, and Lenovo for alleged infringement tied to DDR5 RDIMMs and MRDIMMs involving four specific patents.
- A separate lawsuit was filed in the Central District of California against Micron asserting additional patent violations.