Facebook fails in bid to get lawsuit over 'stolen' data centre designs thrown out
Facebook alleged to have stolen data centre intellectual property - and given it away to the Open Compute Project
Internet giant Facebook has failed in a bid to have a lawsuit alleging that it stole data centre intellectual property from two British companies thrown out of court. The two companies behind the action,...
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