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From: Sr K10/23/2009 11:32:32 PM
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Ramtron Clarifies Forfeitures of Company Executives Restricted Stock

Press Release
Source: Ramtron International Corporation
On 2:51 pm EDT, Friday October 23, 2009

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ramtron International Corporation (Nasdaq: RMTR - News), the leading developer and supplier of nonvolatile ferroelectric random access memory (F-RAM) and integrated semiconductor products, clarified today forfeitures of restricted stock previously awarded to William W. Staunton III, chief executive officer, Eric A. Balzer, director and chief financial officer, and Robert R. Djokovich, chief operating officer.

As stated in the Form 8-K the Company filed on October 22, 2009 with the Securities and Exchange Commission, on October 20, 2009, the Compensation Committee of the Board of Directors determined that the minimum net income target established under the 2007 Challenge Grants Program were not achievable and, as a result, the restricted stock awards, totaling 395,000 shares of common stock, granted to the Company's named executive officers were cancelled and returned to the status of authorized but unissued shares available for future issuance under the Company's 2005 Incentive Award Plan.

The restricted stock awards that were cancelled were 165,000, 140,000, and 90,000 shares for Mr. Staunton, Mr. Balzer, and Mr. Djokovich, respectively.

As a result of the cancellation of the restricted shares, Messrs. Staunton, Balzer and Djokovich each filed a Form 4 with the SEC to record the changes in their beneficial ownership. None of these executive officers has sold any shares of Ramtron common stock in connection with the recent Form 4 filings.

finance.yahoo.com 

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From: David C. Burns10/28/2009 7:27:25 PM
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Intel and Numonyx report a breakthrough in new kind of memory chip

October 28, 2009 | Dean Takahashi

Intel and startup Numonyx said today they have accomplished a breakthrough in a new kind of memory chip that combines the best features of a variety of memory types. Numonyx (founded in 2000) has been working on something called “phase change memory” for years, with Intel as an investor, and the companies view it as a candidate for the ideal memory chip. But it seemed to be lost in an endless research cycle. Until now.

Today, Intel and Numonyx are demonstrating a prototype of a 64-megabit phase change chip that can be stacked three dimensionally on the same chip. That means the chip has multiple layers of memory cells, allowing it to be densely packed with storage cells. It can also be used for both random access (DRAM) functions and non-volatile memory (like Flash, where the memory is retained even without power). And it doesn’t consume a lot of power. The initial chip has just one layer, but future chips are expected to be stackable.

venturebeat.com 

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To: David C. Burns who wrote (14424)10/29/2009 4:33:55 PM
From: NightOwl   of 14464
 
We'll be dead before this thing ever sees a market... IF it ever sees a market.

Well... you might still be alive.

But if so... the odds are you'll be spending most of your time crying.

Unless you live on a mountain somewhere. Then you might not have much time to cry... I mean... considering all the hours required to defend the many scenic approaches.
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From: Stephen Lux12/11/2009 2:50:16 PM
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SMART GRID
The more that I learn about the smart grid and what it is going to take to pull it all together the more need I see for a reliable/redundant memory/clock to make it work. All critical components (including meters) will require accurate time stamps for this to work. Ramtron offers the best solution in this space.

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From: Stefan3/3/2010 9:03:22 AM
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Ramtron Granted Fundamental Ferroelectric Ram Patent

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--U.S. semiconductor maker Ramtron International Corporation (Nasdaq:RMTR - News), the leading developer and supplier of nonvolatile ferroelectric random access memory (F-RAM) and integrated semiconductor products, announced today the issuance of U.S. Patent No. 7,672,151 entitled Method for Reading Non-volatile Ferroelectric Capacitor Memory Cell. The patent materially expands Ramtron’s intellectual property portfolio.

“We are very pleased to have secured 17-years of fundamental protection for our one-transistor/one-capacitor (1T/1C) F-RAM memory cell,” said Bill Staunton, Ramtron’s CEO. “We are currently evaluating what impact this recent expansion of our intellectual property portfolio will have on others that are using devices that may infringe on the claims in this patent.”

The new patent covers methods of reading and restoring a 1T/1C F-RAM memory cell. The patent claims fundamental technology for the basic reading and restoring of a 1T/1C F-RAM memory cell including a word line, bit line, a drive line, an access transistor and a ferroelectric capacitor having two different polarization states.

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To: Stefan who wrote (14427)3/8/2010 8:08:08 AM
From: Peace   of 14464
 
Stock up 40% last week and not a single post! It should really run now. <g>

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To: Peace who wrote (14428)3/8/2010 7:17:13 PM
From: Stefan   of 14464
 
I hope this is what I have been waiting all this time. The patent resolves a lot of issues for the company.

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To: Peace who wrote (14428)3/9/2010 4:36:00 AM
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That's right Mr. Peace... only one post.

In case you hadn't noticed this is The United States of America. Big Money doesn't favor the spot light. It requires the dark recesses and unseen nether regions to secure its roots.

The less you know the better. And if you... and Mr. Stefan... will keep quiet for a few more years, perhaps we'll finally get to hack out some usable lumber before they can clear-cut all the entire forest.

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To: NightOwl who wrote (14430)4/22/2010 9:26:15 PM
From: Peace   of 14464
 
Nice qtr indeed! Back on track. You can come out from hiding now. <g>

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To: Peace who wrote (14431)5/5/2010 12:13:35 AM
From: NightOwl   of 14464
 
Been there done that Mr. Peace.

If I had a dime for every time I've heard that, I could probably buy myself a decent Congressman... or maybe 10% of a Senator if I move quick.

All in all I believe I'd be better off buying more cheeseburgers. Then I could at least give myself a fair shot at Too Big To Fail status.
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