InnoMemory, LLC has fired off more Eastern District of Texas cases, separately suing Acrosser Technology (2:24-cv-00678), Advantech (2:24-cv-00664), ATP Electronics Taiwan (2:24-cv-00658), Datalogic (2:24-cv-00671), EverFocus (2:24-cv-00674), Exascend (2:24-cv-00669), NXP Semiconductors (NXP (AP Memory Technology)) (2:24-cv-00672), Philips (2:24-cv-00673), Shenzhen Longsys Electronics (2:24-cv-00659), and Xiaomi (2:24-cv-00667). Asserted against each defendant here, as well as against G. Skill International, NEC, and Winbond Electronics (each sued earlier this summer) is a single former Cypress Semiconductor patent generally related to “reducing power consumption during background operations in a memory array”, with infringement allegations targeting the provision of a range of products that incorporate DDR4 memory technology. InnoMemory received the patent as part of a larger portfolio from Intellectual Ventures LLC (IV).