Court finds blockchain firm guilty of license violation — but CEO vows to fight back

by Aurelia Butler 1 October 2020, 13:20 159 Views

On Sept. 22, a Dutch court ruled against Apollo for cloning over 75% of its code from Jelurida’s Nxt (NXT) blockchain software code but failing to adhere to the developer’s Jelurida Public License (JPL). Alongside Nxt, Jelurida is also the developer of the Ardor blockchain.

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Court finds blockchain firm guilty of license violation — but CEO vows to fight back

American captain explains why it may take airlines 12 months to bring back furloughed pilots

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