$NLST is changing the rules of the dram business with its patents
Netlist is one of the very few companies in the world to have secured a billion-dollar agreement after nearly six years of legal battles, and this is just the beginning.
“**Samsung Ends Patent Dispute With $897 Million Deal, Signs Five-Year Strategic Agreement With Netlist.**
**Samsung will sell $1.5b memories to netlist in 5 years too”.**
**Let me now return to explaining a simple concept. The DRAM market has exploded in recent years, and according to analysts and investment banks, it could reach $2 trillion by 2030, driven by HBM, MRDIMM, CXL, DDR5, and other technologies.**
**Let me now return to explaining a simple concept. The DRAM market has exploded in recent years, and according to analysts and investment banks, it could reach $2 trillion by 2030, driven by HBM, MRDIMM, CXL, DDR5, and other technologies.**
**Netlist and SK signed an agreement involving $40 million and $600 million worth of memory products to be used in selling their technology.**
**SK leveraged this deal to generate tens of billions in profits while spending virtually nothing.**
**The agreement expired in April 2026, and while a new deal is not yet in place, CEO Hong has confirmed that the two companies maintain an excellent relationship and that supply volumes continue to grow; this implies that the SK deal is ready, but they are waiting for the Micron deal to be finalized first.**
**Samsung reached a settlement in August, leaving Micron standing alone.**
**Netlist recently initiated two ITC investigations; while costly, they have the potential to halt sales of all Micron DRAM products. This development caused quite a stir and generated significant hype around Netlist—it was even trending on StockTwits for weeks.**
**Based on emerging details, the deal with SK must be finalized by April 2027. Netlist is currently pressuring Micron on all fronts, which could signal a second deal in the coming weeks or months.**
**Netlist could potentially become a billion-dollar company in cash alone, while also generating massive annual profits from IP licensing.**
**Samsung paid $240 million in cash plus $130 million annually for IP licenses—which represents 100% profit!**
**Netlist has spent over $250 million on legal fees over the past six years and could now make history with three agreements and the launch of revolutionary products such as CXL NVvault and LP (low-power) MRDIMM.**
**Netlist utilizes a DRAM foundation and customizes its product with superior technology that saves energy, boosts performance, and delivers better results.**
**Netlist is about to write a unique chapter in history, just like Rambus did over 13 or 14 years ago!**