Netflix has filed a lawsuit against Broadcom's cloud computing subsidiary, VMware, alleging that it violated Netflix's patent rights in 'virtual machines.' The suit claims VMware's cloud software infringes five Netflix patents related to aspects of operating virtual machines.
This legal action is part of a broader conflict between Netflix and Broadcom that originated in 2018, indicating a long-standing dispute over intellectual property. Netflix is seeking to protect its proprietary technology, which is critical to its streaming infrastructure and operational efficiency.
The outcome of this patent dispute could have significant implications for both companies, particularly concerning the use and licensing of virtual machine technology in cloud computing. The lawsuit highlights the importance of intellectual property in the tech industry and the costs associated with defending it.
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