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The landscape with regards to patents and licenses was a lot different then, it seems like all bets might be off at this point.
by tcoppi 11y ago
The landscape with regards to patents and licenses was a lot different then, it seems like all bets might be off at this point.
- tracker1 11y agoIt's worth noting that a lot of 32-bit x86 is well beyond patent protections at this point... The Pentium was released over 20 years ago now. The only licensing needed is for certain innovations since 1996, of which is mostly x86-64.