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Worthless. Just looks how IFS worked out the previous two times they gave it a go. If you're not in the industry you may not even be aware it was a thing. And t
by nsteel 7mo ago
Worthless. Just looks how IFS worked out the previous two times they gave it a go. If you're not in the industry you may not even be aware it was a thing. And then not. Twice.
- bryanlarsen 7mo agoAnd how many times did Intel get sued for breach of contract over changing their mind? If they have a contract, they'll honor it or compensate.
- nsteel 7mo agoAnd that's why it's got to be a big company that takes this on, you need deep pockets to successfully sue a company like Intel. It's not realistic for most. Plus the huge opportunity cost of missing your market and wasting years having to start over. Again, a bigger company can survive that with multiple projects in parallel.