Court: Rambus intentionally destroyed evidence

The U.S. District Court of Delaware has found that patents Rambus Inc. had asserted against Micron Technology Inc. are unenforceable, according to Micron. The Delaware Court found that "the spoliation conduct was extensive, including within its scope the destruction of innumerable documents relating to all aspects of Rambus' business."

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