Micron Accuses Yangtze River Storage of Technology Theft - Chinese Company Allegedly Lured Engineers and Patented Their Developments
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Micron accuses Yangtze River Storage of technology theft - Chinese company allegedly lured engineers and patented their developments
The legal battle between Micron and Yangtze River Storage has entered a new stage. Now, the first one is trying to prove in court that the second one stole some technology from her and was able to patent it in her own name. According to Micron, related technology was leaked to Yangtze Storage along with […]
Micron filed a lawsuit accusing YMTC of recruiting former engineers from the company and harnessing confidential knowledge to make NAND memory and develop patents that he later used in litigation against the U.S. firm itself. Accusations still need to be proven, while a German court order and an open dispute in several countries raise tension between the two manufacturers.
Micron lawsuit claims Chinese memory maker YMTC poached its engineers, then sued it using its own stolen tech — ex-employees hid roles on LinkedIn, patented Micron tech, and won a German injunction
Micron files a lawsuit against Yangtze Memory, claims that some of the patents which YMTC uses against Micron in various courts were granted to former YMTC engineers who took crucial know-how from Micron and took it to YMTC.
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