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USPTO Hosts Public Listening Session on Standards Development and Intellectual Property Strategies

Stakeholders convene to discuss U.S. participation in standard-setting for critical and emerging technologies under the National Standards Strategy

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The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) held a public listening session inviting intellectual property stakeholders, researchers, and businesses to contribute insights on advancing U.S. involvement in standards development, particularly for critical and emerging technologies (CETs) and standard essential…
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