RaspberryPi Pico is in deep-yogurt then... (or pick any device, not just to pick on Pico...)
Pick any device that has multiple cores and multiple or segmented memory -- that patent (in the description provided above) is vague enough to apply to them all. However, a further read of the patent adds additional details for the scheme used at ordering the processing of the data -- that seems to be where the argument lay for VLSI and Intel. (the idea that NPE's actually suffer harm, or the corrupting design of patent aggregators -- is a whole different issue that needs to be addressed)
How far we have come (fallen) from the original 17 year grant of exclusivity to the "inventor" to market his invention....
Biting the hand that feeds IT
