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Yes but when time-sensative information relies on speedy calculations or approach then there is inherent usefulness to the invention. A competing firm may choos
by TheCapn 15y ago
Yes but when time-sensative information relies on speedy calculations or approach then there is inherent usefulness to the invention. A competing firm may choose to solve the issue by paper in order to avoid lawsuits for stealing the patentable invention but its impractical.
- marshray 15y agoSo an otherwise fundamentally unpatentable algorithm could become patentable "when used in a time-sensitive application"?
- nitrogen 15y agoOr, an otherwise fundamentally unpatentable algorithm with today's core counts could become patentable five to ten years from now when pocket computing power is measured teraflops?