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No. Square and Cube offer very similar products. If I started a fruit distribution company and called it Rhombus, there probably wouldn't be an issue. I can't
by rpedroso 14y ago
No. Square and Cube offer very similar products.
If I started a fruit distribution company and called it Rhombus, there probably wouldn't be an issue.
I can't say whether there is definitive trademark infringement here (Cube seems to offer analytics services and targets a niche market, differentiating its product). However, I can't help but feel that "Cube" is a reference to Square.
- pc86 14y agoI think trademark infringement is definitely too strong. That being said, I think it's a stupid name. "Oh look we're going to be marginally competitive to Square, we're going to offer more than Square.. CUBE!" No. It's an unoriginal, hackish name, but at the end of the day it looks like it could be a decent product.