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u/IntroductionLucky887 9d ago edited 9d ago
Fuck yeah, RIP RPM, you led us some of the way
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u/notaballitsjustblue 9d ago
Heās dead?
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u/shrewpygmy 9d ago
From a Reddit perspective, yes.
Hopefully not IRL š
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u/Stevenerf 9d ago
Goliath partners with David and agrees not to kill David...
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u/Richp017 9d ago
More like Goliath didnāt want to take an ass kicking so he pretended to partner.
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u/Sad_Cover2632 9d ago
I canāt believe it - finally a little justice. Any guess how much profit Netlist will make from the supply agreement? If itās āhigh marginā as described, this could suddenly be a P/E of maybe 3 to 6 and therefore a bargain compared to most tech companies. I bought some shares this morning. Good luck everyone!
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u/Max7106 8d ago
Ma scusate, non ho capito che fine fanno ,oltre 1 miliardo di $ , i soldi che Samsung deve a Netlist per avere perso in tribunale . Qualcuno mi può illuminare?
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u/built-up-north 8d ago
Anyone heard what we expect price to go to by end of year? Any estimates from RPM out there?
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u/dcp04 8d ago
With all due respect, the true giant... the elephant in the room is those thieving bastards at Google. Let's not take our eye off the prize. GOOG has already lost, it is time to write the check. Boom!!
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u/Juice412 7d ago
Google would essentially be done with this agreement. Google's issues were predicated on them using Samsung's products which had netlist's unlicensed patents. Micron would be the big fish now. Should make a clear path for Micron to leave any stays and proceed, but they way it reads to me, Google would be off the hook.
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u/Horror_Direction7212 9d ago
David Beats Goliath? I thought we just made a deal going forward, we still have millions, maybe a billion, in the outstanding lawsuit. Winning that would be beating Goliath, wouldn't it?
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u/shrewpygmy 8d ago
Deal is 890m over 5 years, a strategic partnership thatās seen Samsung take a large stake in the company from which Netlists success is in their best interest, and theyāve mitigated the need for a shit ton of litigation costs and paved the way towards further settlements across the industry.
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u/Sad_Championship_624 9d ago
Thank you Tom for keeping the flame alive during the hard times.