Richardson of Uniloc on invention
Further on the Uniloc case, Frederick Bailier Richardson III (Ric Richardson) is quoted in watoday:
"Once you do something that you think is obvious and then realise that not only is it not obvious, but that people think you are making it up, you realise that you can do anything. And that's seriously exciting."
The story also notes:
Recent projects include adapting the carbon scrubbing technology found in submarines to car exhaust pipes and collaborating with friend and Nobel nominee Peter Rentzepis, from the University of California, on the use of lasers to achieve atomic level computing.
See also
http://ipbiz.blogspot.com/2009/05/microsoft-loses-200m-jury-verdict-in-ed.html
"Once you do something that you think is obvious and then realise that not only is it not obvious, but that people think you are making it up, you realise that you can do anything. And that's seriously exciting."
The story also notes:
Recent projects include adapting the carbon scrubbing technology found in submarines to car exhaust pipes and collaborating with friend and Nobel nominee Peter Rentzepis, from the University of California, on the use of lasers to achieve atomic level computing.
See also
http://ipbiz.blogspot.com/2009/05/microsoft-loses-200m-jury-verdict-in-ed.html
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