NVIDIA sues Intel right back over Nehalem chipset licensing

[benj1290]

From:

http://www.engadget.com/2009/03/27/nvidia-sues-intel-right-back-over-nehalem-chipset-licensing/

NVIDIA sues Intel right back over Nehalem chipset licensing

Looks like the NVIDIA and Intel's lawsuit over Nehalem chipset licensing is heating up -- NVIDIA's filed a countersuit seeking to terminate Intel's licenses to its patents. This little bit of nyah-nyah is just the latest in the recent feud between these two: we've got a month-long argument about Atom chips and NVIDIA's Ion netbook platform going on, and don't even get anyone started on whether GPUs or CPUs are the wave of the future, it's freaking endless. Of course, this will all likely end in a settlement agreement and the these two realizing that they're actually in love, but until then we're just going have to put up with it.

just a FYI, this is not to flame so please don't

 

[ratbuddy]

Meh, stinkin' lawyers. Enough already.

 

[CGR]

This reminds me of when a bully picks on smaller people. Sometimes the smaller person kicks the bully in the you know where...

 

[Automata]

This reminds me of when a bully picks on smaller people. Sometimes the smaller person kicks the bully in the you know where...

Yes, because nVidia isn't large or a bully neither

Interesting to see what happens either way.

 

[CGR]

Yes, because nVidia isn't large or a bully neither

Interesting to see what happens either way.

Compared to Intel they are neither large, nor a bully.

 

[Automata]

Compared to Intel [......] nor a bully.

Even if you compare them, that still makes them a bully. Just because someone is better/more aggressive than the other does not make them nice, you know?

But whatever, not like it matters.

 

[MadMan007]

Just licensing ****ing contests. It will be resolved with a new licensing agreement of some sort, people make way too much out of this.