Under the agreements, Samsung will receive access to Netlist’s complete patent portfolio, including its server DIMM and High Bandwidth Memory technologies. Samsung will supply Netlist DRAM and NAND products, and the parties agree to settle and mutually release all pending legal actions, according to a media release. As Reuters noted, the agreement comes weeks after US trade regulators launched an investigation into Samsung memory chips following a complaint by Netlist alleging patent infringement. The probe covers ​products sold ​by Google, Nvidia, ⁠Broadcom, and Super Micro Computer that use Samsung memory chips. In connection with the memory product supply agreement, Samsung will purchase ten million shares of Netlist common stock, the media release said.