> Extending it to "generate a random number" was obvious.
I am prepared to bet that the patent was not granted for the concept of a random number generator based on quantum phenomena. You can't patent ideas, you actually need to do some engineering with at least one inventive step.
Experiments in a lab are not manufacturable, reliable, productionised products. They're just not.
I am prepared to bet that the patent was not granted for the concept of a random number generator based on quantum phenomena. You can't patent ideas, you actually need to do some engineering with at least one inventive step.
Experiments in a lab are not manufacturable, reliable, productionised products. They're just not.