BiTMICRO, LLC has sued Western Digital (8:24-cv-01903) in the Central District of California, targeting the provision of solid state drives (SSDs) with certain encryption features, those using the NVMe protocol, and those with SLC caching functionality, as well as NVMe-oF (NVMe over Fabric) storage platforms. Four patents, familiar to this campaign, are asserted; the plaintiff describes them as relating to “groundbreaking improvements to memory controllers, mapping tables for memory devices, NVMe over Fabrics technologies, and data security”. BiTMICRO has yet to file its certification of interested parties in connection with the new case, but it has previously identified its members, in connection with a case transferred to the Northern District of California.