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If you look at NEC v Intel we get an affirmation that verbatim similarity is often a sign that it was the only way to implement a given function. And in Sony v
by williamcotton 4y ago
If you look at NEC v Intel we get an affirmation that verbatim similarity is often a sign that it was the only way to implement a given function.
And in Sony v Connectix we get a ruling that even non-clean room implementations are not in violation if there is no way to reverse engineer otherwise.