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ffs, that patent never should have made it in the european patent office. It's obviously math. This whole "computer implemented invention" workaround is a com
by j-pb 3y ago
ffs, that patent never should have made it in the european patent office.
It's obviously math.
This whole "computer implemented invention" workaround is a complete sham.
To think that the EU wastes billions annually on this broken institution, while completely failing to properly fund startups is simply infuriating.
- eikaramba 3y agoEU? what are you talking about? The patent is registered in USA. the only country missing from the list as far as i see is actually the EU. Or did you mean USA instead of EU?
- j-pb 3y agoThe patent is applied (and granted) with multiple patent offices. The European (EU) patent office is abbreviated as EP. See: https://patents.google.com/patent/EP3542316B1/en https://patents.google.com/patent/EP3542316B1/en