Microsoft's conversations with customers have led it to tackle an emerging risk through Azure IP Advantage, but others say the 'umbrella' program may not yet be legal necessity.
February 23, 2017 at 01:34 PM
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Based on feedback from its cloud clients, Microsoft’s recently announced an IP “umbrella” program that offers various protections.
Known as the Azure IP Advantage, the program makes 10,000 patents available to Microsoft customers who use its Azure cloud platform, expands Microsoft’s indemnification program to cover its open source cloud software, and makes sure any future Microsoft patents transferred to nonpracticing entities (NPE) can be asserted against Azure clients.
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