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No, but they’d rather pick a 3rd party standard than acknowledging the value of their main competitor’s innovation.
by Robotbeat 5y ago
No, but they’d rather pick a 3rd party standard than acknowledging the value of their main competitor’s innovation.
- Someone1234 5y agoThat wasn't the argument you made above.
- Robotbeat 5y agoBeing reactionary to a competitor’s approach is absolutely part of NIH. Also, many carmakers were actually involved in the CCS standard. If you want to use a different phrase than "NIH" to more precisely describe this reactionary refusal to use a better technology because your competitor thought it up and you don’t want to look bad by adopting it, that’s okay by me.