Introduction An IP landscape report commissioned today describes the state of the art as it existed when the analyst pulled the dataset — typically six to ten weeks ago. In a technology domain where relevant filings number in the thousands...
Introduction The signal that matters in IP competitive intelligence is not what a competitor says they are doing. It is what they are filing. Patent filings are the earliest public disclosure of R&D direction. A competitor who files 40 patents...
Introduction Your R&D team has a brief: identify which emerging technologies are worth pursuing, which competitors are filing in adjacent domains, and where the open filing territory is. That is three separate workflows — traditionally three separate engagements — each...
Introduction Most R&D teams file patents based on what they have already invented. The teams building the most defensible IP positions are filing based on where the technology landscape is going. AI-related patents are growing 28% year-on-year globally (WIPO 2025)....
Introduction A semiconductor product designed by a Taiwan fabless company, fabricated at TSMC, using components from Korean and Japanese suppliers, targeting consumer electronics markets in Japan, Korea, the United States, and China. This is not a hypothetical supply chain. It...
Introduction Denmark and Sweden have built some of the world’s most significant IP positions in offshore wind energy, advanced pharmaceuticals, enterprise telecommunications, and automotive systems. Vestas holds over 1,500 active patents. Ørsted is accelerating its IP position in offshore wind...