Saturday, January 23, 2016 12:15:24 AM
Unfortunately we don't know what we are dealing with. We don't know if the new algorithm is standards based, open sourced, or governed by MPEGLA. We don't know why they left fractals after spending over $5.3 million developing it, add in another $1.2+ million in a now withdrawn lawsuit to protect that investment and it appears we are left with nothing other than five applied for utility patents. There can't be that much money left in the bank and I'm sure settling lawyers payments will quash most of that.
The PR said that a lot of companies were sub-licensing our current technology. What in the world is a sub-license? I think it means it is in beta testing but I'm guessing here.
This is typical of TMMI's PRs. They birth more questions than they answer.
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