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MAI Systems Corp. v. Peak Computer, Inc (1993) is a case in United States law that addresses the question of whether or not loading a program into RAM makes a copy of the software and can be restricted by copyright.
Peak performed routine maintenance and made emergency repairs. When providing maintenance or making emergency repairs, Peak usually booted the MAI computer, causing the
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