Diablo Will Resume Shipments of MCS-Based Chipsets

Diablo Technologies, Inc. announced that on Thursday March 26, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit issued a temporary stay of the preliminary injunction against the company’s Memory Channel Storage based chipset.

The decision comes after a federal jury earlier this week ruled in favor of Diablo in a lawsuit brought by Netlist, Inc.

Diablo will resume shipments of its MCS based chipsets, while the District Court considers the company’s request to dissolve the preliminary injunction. The court has given Netlist until March 31, 2015 to respond.  

“This is another positive step and gives us the ability to resume shipments of the product that our customers are demanding,” said Riccardo Badalone, CEO and co-founder, Diablo. “We will continue to focus on technology innovation, growing our business, and most importantly, serving our valued customers.”

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