Dr. Ze'ev Hed: There are no real parallels between Rambus and Wavx, in all due respect, other than Rambus was a company that also came out of the blue--with a new kind of memory that was supposed to be better and more effective than the other kinds already on the market. Unfortunately, it cost a lot more than their competitors, which was what ultimately did it in.
Rambus then used its very aggressivge attorneys very well in attacking companies that had even the vaguest connections to their technology. Their money and energy might have been better spent on making a better product.
Wave has spent virtually all of its money and time on making a better product and none to my knowledge, attacking other companies for infringement.
You have an impressive set of credentials, but I have noticed a complete absence of any sort of expertise in security, trusted computing or encryption.
Should Wave ever venture into the field of magnetic resonance, I'm sure you are one of the first they will call. But for now, my guess is they are sticking to people who know something about the field in which they are playing.
Bluefang
