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In the patent-law sense, an implementation is a manifestation in hardware that performs some function.
by Evbn 14y ago
In the patent-law sense, an implementation is a manifestation in hardware that performs some function.
- dpark 14y agoSure, but "system and method" is a sham to get past the "can't patent math rule". Software patents by necessity describe an abstract implementation. Rarely do software patents describe the hardware in any meaningful fashion.