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The expectation at HN is that anything that's standardized is a cheap commodity. Normally that's sensible as standards standardize already existing methods of s
by tormeh 11y ago
The expectation at HN is that anything that's standardized is a cheap commodity. Normally that's sensible as standards standardize already existing methods of solving a common problem. However, this case is different as the standard is also the development. I don't know the details, but Ericsson is widely regarded as the technology leader in telecommunications. I'd guess that Ericsson has put a lot of work into all the mobile networking technologies that are standardized and that they expect to get paid for that work.
- forrestthewoods 11y agoI'd be more sympathetic if there weren't laws requiring adherence to standards.
- wolfgke 11y agoSo you just lobby that a meta-law is generated that disallows creating laws that requires adherence to a standards containing patents.
- jsprogrammer 11y agoAnd to prevent others from doing similar work.