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...some of IBM’s patents, and alleges that IBM itself infringes some of Amazon’s patents. According to Amazon, IBM illegally uses Amazon’s technology in its Websphere application server and in its information management products and services... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/12/18/220751/amazon-countersues-over-web-patents.htm
...is being laid to rest, SCO’s lawsuit against IBM has come along to spook Linux users. As well as arguing that IBM illegally used some of SCO’s intellectual property in the Linux kernel, SCO has warned that legal liability for using of Linux... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/06/30/195018/Fear-and-doubt-won39t-stop-the-march-of-Linux.htm
...a supercomputer if you don't have the software to run on top of it." SCO sued IBM last year, claiming that IBM illegally contributed code to Linux derived from SCO's version of Unix, called System V Unix. SCO has since claimed that... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2004/01/23/199767/linux-threatens-us-security-sco-tells-congress.htm
...SCOsource licensing programme has been coming in since SCO filed a $1bn lawsuit against IBM in March, alleging that IBM illegally put some of SCO's protected Unix source code into the open-source Linux project. The lawsuit was later amended... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/08/15/196622/sco-reports-third-quarter-results.htm
...continues. Torvalds was subpoenaed by SCO, which filed a $1bn lawsuit against IBM in March, which alleged that IBM illegally contributed some of SCO's System V Unix code to the Linux development project. "I don't know how these things... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/11/14/198632/sco-and-ibm-issue-subpoenas-in-linux-wrangle.htm
...it had not launched legal action against a Linux customer. The company sued IBM in March 2003, claiming that IBM illegally contributed SCO's intellectual property to the Linux source code. It has since claimed that Linux contains code... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2004/03/04/200711/sco-sues-its-first-linux-user.htm
...past year, however, as its anti-Linux rhetoric has increased. In March, the company sued IBM, claiming that IBM illegally contributed code to Linux. Since then, SCO has alleged that Linux contains a number of copyright and other intellectual... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/09/11/197137/torvalds-to-sco-negotiate-what.htm
...using Linux that they could become legal targets. In March, SCO filed a $1bn lawsuit against IBM alleging that IBM illegally put some of SCO's protected Unix source code into the open-source Linux project. The lawsuit was later amended... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/08/15/196620/industry-backs-sco-action-mcbride-claims.htm
...indemnity, it should be written into existing contracts.” SCO has filed a £3bn lawsuit in which it alleged that IBM illegally contributed SCO-owned Unix code to Linux. Commenting on HP’s offer to indemnify users, IBM said, “HP’s... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/09/29/197573/get-hps-sco-promise-in-writing.htm
...been the SCO Group's legal assault on Linux, which continues to push its $3bn lawsuit against IBM, charging that IBM illegally introduced some of SCO's Unix intellectual property into the Linux development process. "The fact is, there... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/08/08/196499/sco-battle-part-of-linux-evolution-say-analysts.htm

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...Business - Journal | Respond to Editor | Print FOXBusiness The Justice Department is investigating claims that IBM illegally monopolized the mainframe computer market, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday. The investigation is focused... http://www.foxbusiness.com/story/markets/industries/technology/ibm-investigated-mainframe-business---journal/

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