Micron, UMC to withdraw IP complaints against each other

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After reaching settlement in long-running legal dispute.

Micron, UMC to withdraw IP complaints against each other
US chipmaker Micron Technology and Taiwanese peer United Microelectronics (UMC) have agreed to withdraw complaints against each other following a years-long legal dispute over intellectual property (IP). UMC will make a onetime payment to Micron of an undisclosed amount, the pair also said in ...

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