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11 September 2026NewsPatentsSarah Speight

Via Licensing’s new data centre patent pool opens for business

With the rapid growth of AI and the processing power it needs, Via has officially launched a long-planned DRAM patent programme to meet demand for efficient licensing of the technology that supports data centre infrastructure and operation.

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