← Back to context Comment by sailfast 12 hours ago Do you think their new owners will want to engage in an extended legal battle with a large customer? 6 comments sailfast Reply conception 11 hours ago That's not how crime works. w4der 11 hours ago I'm not sure about Nvidia themselves, but the ARM v. Qualcomm lawsuit was exactly that. eikenberry 11 hours ago It’s not up to them. It is up to the DA. singleshot_ 11 hours ago Do you think the prosecuting attorney has a substantial likelihood of a conviction? lukewarm707 10 hours ago if you could get a jury trial... singleshot_ 7 hours ago Do the prosecutors where you live have a hard time getting jury trials?
w4der 11 hours ago I'm not sure about Nvidia themselves, but the ARM v. Qualcomm lawsuit was exactly that.
singleshot_ 11 hours ago Do you think the prosecuting attorney has a substantial likelihood of a conviction? lukewarm707 10 hours ago if you could get a jury trial... singleshot_ 7 hours ago Do the prosecutors where you live have a hard time getting jury trials?
lukewarm707 10 hours ago if you could get a jury trial... singleshot_ 7 hours ago Do the prosecutors where you live have a hard time getting jury trials?
That's not how crime works.
I'm not sure about Nvidia themselves, but the ARM v. Qualcomm lawsuit was exactly that.
It’s not up to them. It is up to the DA.
Do you think the prosecuting attorney has a substantial likelihood of a conviction?
if you could get a jury trial...
Do the prosecutors where you live have a hard time getting jury trials?