They are receiving royalties on the ignite product.

The problem is that they are receiving no royalties,

so far, on their Shaboom (336) product line. This

is the one they have been legitating for years.

So our lawyers decided that for all these years

of infringemnet violations they would take a one

time fee with no royalties. I suppose they did

this because they and TPL were cash hungry. By

doing so they set two precedents 1) AMD and Intel

validated that they were violating our 336 patents

2) That you can get off easy by not having to pay 336

royalties. In other words why should Fujitsu pay

any royalties for past and present 336 violations

when AMD and Intel don`t. They need to take someone

to court and come down hard on them.Then everyone else

will fall in line.

Concerning China, They don`t usually honor patents

anyway. They just steal your technology and copy it.

Lets face it, we are a cash hungry company, how are

we going to enforce patent violations on anyone.

The only way to solve that problem is to win a large

settlement which would enable us to pursue violators.

Then and only then pursue the strategy they are using

now.(I`ll give you a deal if you settle out of court )

Right now they are practically giving licenses away for

a valuable product.