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That's true enough, but you can refuse to license them for their next product, which is (or should be) incentive enough. Selling silicon IP blocks is a very ma
by ajross 2y ago
That's true enough, but you can refuse to license them for their next product, which is (or should be) incentive enough. Selling silicon IP blocks is a very mature industry, ARM is one of many such companies, and no one else is out there throwing doomsday bombs like this. Really, this is extremely weird.
- klelatti 2y ago> but you can refuse to license them for their next product That might not be legally possible - or deemed to be anticompetitive. Cancelling an existing license if a firm has breached it would probably be less problematic.