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This is the community to discuss anything and everything to do with Intellectual Property (IP), including products, strategies, news, and legal issues.

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Friday, 30 October 2009

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Henry Davis

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Article on Due Diligence in Computer and Internet Lawyer

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Started by Bonnie Quintanilla. Last replied by Bonnie Quintanilla on Wednesday, 25 November 2009

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Brian Durwood, 2010-03-08 16:25:40

Cloud Computing. We make software used to compile logic into FPGAs. We have a new customer that wants to use our software with some powerful, expensive hardware to create a way for labs to try out FPGA accelerated solutions. How do we charge fairly for this? There is more going on than a single license sale given that the revenue stream extends further. There is some opportunity cost given that this will displace a few sales. And there is more opportunity given that some of their cloud clients will buy a license. How is the industry embracing this interesting idea without squishing it?