Re:An exoskeleton let a paralyzed man walk, then its maker r...
by scratcheee on Saturday October 12, 2024 @03:10AM
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Only everyone who goes bankrupt, and their creditors.
Rather the opposite for their customers.
I’m sure there’s a few cases where this would excessively hurt a company’s prospects (perhaps where a company has an innovative software product with a thin hardware component), but in the majority of cases losing access to the software of a hardware product as an asset is a relatively small loss, and the benefit to consumers is pretty huge. I’d support the trade off.
Rather the opposite for their customers.
I’m sure there’s a few cases where this would excessively hurt a company’s prospects (perhaps where a company has an innovative software product with a thin hardware component), but in the majority of cases losing access to the software of a hardware product as an asset is a relatively small loss, and the benefit to consumers is pretty huge. I’d support the trade off.