Patent guidelines put tech firms, carmakers on collision course

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Patent guidelines put tech firms, carmakers on collision course
Rival proposals for European patent guidelines covering technology vital for building self-driving cars and internet-linked vehicles have set tech firms and carmakers on a collision course. The differences between firms such as Qualcomm and Nokia and vehicle manufacturers like BMW and Daimler ...

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