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>By the way, VLSI is the remains of a real technology company that went out of business... because its IP was blatantly copied. They had no choice but to sell o
by freejazz 3y ago
>By the way, VLSI is the remains of a real technology company that went out of business... because its IP was blatantly copied. They had no choice but to sell out to a patent troll.
Ding ding ding - people don't seem to understand how the business model actually works... real inventors have to sell out, because unless they sell their stake in a litigation to a financier, they outright cannot afford to litigate an infringement case against one of the big companies that infringed their products and then refused to license
- marcus_holmes 3y agoThis. A patent is a ticket to a court battle. If you can't afford the court battle then the patent is worthless. All this talk of "small, inventor-led businesses" is bullcrap because no small business can afford to enforce a patent.