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When you're a minnow without much free capital it's potentially easy for other parties to infringe without worrying too much about legal recourse, indeed if you're a larger better funded entity, deliberately infringing the disruptive new company and drawing the patent holders into extended and expensive legal battles before settling for (relative) peanuts at the last minute can make a lot of business sense (it does far more harm to the struggling new company than the heavyweight) even better to get a small subsidiary that is legally insulated from those pulling the strings to do the dirty work, by the time you 'lose' the legal argument you've distracted the customer base enough to get your foot in the door. Samsung essentially built a lot of their business doing exactly that.

Still waiting for ADO to deliver on the potential, it feels closer than ever, but the company is surely still vulnerable.