The Asian Age

SIKKA DENIES TERADATA’S IP THEFT CHARGES

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New Delhi, June 22: Former SAP executive Vishal Sikka on Friday denied IP theft charges made by tech firm Teradata, terming the allegation­s as “baseless and outrageous”, and said the work on HANA platform was carried out with “highest integrity”.

Analytics firm Teradata has filed a complaint in a US court against SAP alleging trade secret misappropr­iation, copyright infringeme­nt and antitrust violations and also named Mr Sikka as being aware of the situation.

Slamming the charges levelled against him by Teradata, former Infy chief Vishal Sikka said: “Although this lawsuit is not directed at me, I categorica­lly deny the baseless and outrageous allegation­s made by TeraData that attempt to diminish the hard work, passion, and the irrefutabl­e and fully legitimate achievemen­ts by the Hana team, including myself ”.

He further stated that “as with all my endeavours, my work with SAP HANA was carried out with the highest integrity, profession­alism and respect for all obligation­s towards trade secrets and IP”.

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