With almost three-quarters of all granted generative AI patents held by Chinese companies, you would think its businesses are leading in areas like technology, investment,
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The Evolving IP Business Landscape – What Experts are Saying about the U.S., EU and Asia
An all-star panel of international business and IP observers will be featured on the 2025 IP Awareness Summit® program being held at Dolby Labs in
UK Law Professor Says China is All About ‘Rule-of-Law’ for Inventions; Facts Don’t Agree
A Durham University law professor said that China has accomplished a bold transformation to a modern society that leads in innovation and respects domestic and
China’s Six-Fold Lead Over the U.S. in Generative A.I. Patents is Less a Threat than a Wakeup Call
The outsized media coverage of last week’s World Intellectual Property Organization report on generative artificial intelligence shows China holds a huge lead on the U.S.
China has Tripled U.S. A.I. Patent Output, but Success Goes Beyond its Stockpile; UK & EU lag at 2%
China’s share of granted artificial intelligence patents is 62%, approaching two-thirds worldwide. The U.S. comes in at 21% and the EU and UK just 2%
‘The Playlist’ Series on Netflix Dramatizes the Rise and Imagined Fall of Spotify
The Playlist, a fictionalized account of the ascent of Spotify, the most popular if not most successful music streaming service, that looks forward to how
Innovative Visualization of Leading Brands is a Clear Path to Distinguishing their Relative Value
The world’s most iconic brands can be a moving target, changing subtly in value from year to year and industry to industry. Measuring their performance
Value of Top Global Brands Up 42% with TechCos Leading the Way; Patents Play an Unsung Role
The value of the top global brands, which are largely comprised of technology companies, grew at an astonishing 42% since 2020. With global technology brands
China and the U.S. Agree (Separately): Now is the time to Rein in Big Tech’s Abusive Practices
China’s highly visible Internet giants, including Alibaba, Ant and Tencent, are generating a storm of government scrutiny and public skepticism, not unlike their American counterparts.
The Top 100 innovators spent $316 billion on research and generated 145,000 inventions
Six companies became top 100 global innovators for the first time in 2020. Fujikura (Japan), HTC (Taiwan), Immersion (US), Microchip Technology (US), Scheneider Electric (France)
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