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Following PNY Technologies' memory card and USB drive patent settlement with SanDisk in early January, industry sources noted that more defendants have reached reconciliation with SanDisk. PNY and SanDisk recently reached a license agreement in January for PNY to sell licensed USB drives and CompactFlash (CF) cards. More here at Digitimes.
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