Maybe. I think it's mainly that those three are most closely aligned in the marketplace with SFOR. More of a stretch to go for companies that use OOBA, like Google, but where that's not the core business.
But after these victories it's easier to go to Google, FB, etc and tell them they need to pay their licensing fees.
And again, I doubt SFOR is out to crush these three. They want their fees from every unit sold, past present future. Plus damages since they had to litigate.
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