This kind of patent annoys me actually. Now if it was a truely mind blowing concept that was stolen fine... But this is about getting different processors to do parts of the same job. Not unlike having a maths co-processor or indeed a processor on a graphics card (with shared memory).
It's been done before in one form or another, this simply strikes me as a company trying to fleece a big company out of money.
Prediction for the outcome: Sony will give them a bucket of cash to shut up and go away. Which is probably all they wanted anyway.
It's been done before in one form or another, this simply strikes me as a company trying to fleece a big company out of money.
Prediction for the outcome: Sony will give them a bucket of cash to shut up and go away. Which is probably all they wanted anyway.