“Not only did Lenovo do a wholesale cut-and-paste job with Khoros's public-facing code, it also reverse-engineered Khoros's Studio Tool and its proprietary back-office website architecture, APIs, and macros,” according to the complaint filed Tuesday.
May 20, 2020 at 04:41 PM
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Litigation editor
A San Francisco software company sued Lenovo for allegedly stealing trade secrets to launch its online community platform.
Khoros, which develops a platform for brands’ social media and community websites, said that Lenovo created a strikingly similar community website with stolen source code and proprietary tools after the Singapore division of the technology company terminated a 13-year contractual relationship with Khoros.
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