October
In the global top 100 innovation clusters ranking of the 2025 Global Innovation Index Report recently released by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the "Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Guangzhou" innovation cluster secured the first place for the first time. Behind this breakthrough lies the synergetic development driven by three core pillars: intellectual property (IP) creation, protection, and application. From tackling core technologies to safeguarding overseas rights and interests, and further to transforming innovative achievements, these three main lines interweave, enabling IP to truly become a link driving the innovative development of the regional economy and continuously fostering the growth of new quality productive forces. Recently, as a member of the press tour for the State Intellectual Property Office's (SIPO) local press conference series (focused on the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, GBA), the reporter delved into the secrets behind the region's thriving innovation vitality.
October
As one of China's most open and economically dynamic regions, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) has witnessed the intellectual property (IP) system striving to streamline the entire chain of IP creation, application, protection, management, and services in recent years. It has actively supported Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao in leveraging their respective advantages, unlocking synergies, and jointly building a world-influential international science and technology innovation center, achieving a series of landmark outcomes.
September
“China's PV industry not only leads innovation in patents and technology but also makes tangible contributions to green energy governance and global carbon cycles.”
September
Tianjin Intellectual Property Board Launches with 34 Innovative Enterprises Listed------
August
A dispute involving six design patent infringement cases was handled by the Changzhou Intellectual Property Bureau. The Changzhou Intellectual Property Protection Center conducted a thorough investigation and issued a consultation opinion on patent infringement. The case was successfully resolved through administrative adjudication in just 45 days, reducing the time required by 50% compared to the standard process. This case was selected as one of the “Top Ten Typical Cases of National Intellectual Property Dispute Rapid Resolution Pilot Programs.”
August
In the field of intellectual property, the term “patent pool” is no stranger to people. As a form of joint patent operation model, patent pools play a significant role in reducing patent licensing transaction costs, enhancing the scale and efficiency of patent licensing, and strengthening industrial competitive advantages.
