"Micron believes that Rambus has engaged in a pattern of deception, destruction of evidence, false testimony and other improper activities designed to mislead courts and Micron to extract unjust patent licensing fees or damages," said Micron General Counsel Rod Lewis. "We will continue to vigorously advance those arguments, and the thoughtful ruling today by the FTC supports Micron's views."
Shares of Rambus were down 24.1%, or $4.10, at $12.88 in recent afternoon trading Wednesday.


