Samsung's storage business faces patent attack in the US

Samsung is embroiled in a patent dispute in the United States due to its high-end storage products. Netlist has filed lawsuits against this South Korean company with the United States International Trade Commission and the Eastern District Federal Court of Texas, accusing their high bandwidth memory and DDR5 products of patent infringement. With the surge in demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure driving profits in Samsung's storage business, this new lawsuit may bring operational pressures to the company. Netlist alleges that Samsung's high bandwidth memory products, DDR5 RDIMM and MRDIMM, infringe on U.S. Patent No. 12646537 and No. 12650937.