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USPTO Updates PatentsView Database with Q4 2025 Disambiguated Patent Data

The United States Patent and Trademark Office announces the latest PatentsView data release, enhancing access to AI-processed patent information through its Open Data Portal

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USPTO Updates PatentsView Database with Q4 2025 Disambiguated Patent Data

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has announced the availability of the Quarter 4 (Q4) 2025 update to its PatentsView database. This update includes disambiguated patent data covering all U.S. patents issued through December 31, 2025.

PatentsView is a USPTO-managed database that leverages artificial intelligence algorithms to transform complex raw patent records into accessible, research-grade datasets. These datasets facilitate dissemination, visualization, and detailed analysis of U.S. patent information.

To enhance data reliability, scalability, and ensure long-term access, all PatentsView data downloads and accompanying data dictionaries are now hosted on the USPTO’s Open Data Portal (ODP) within the Bulk Data Directory. This transition centralizes data access and supports more efficient distribution.

The USPTO’s PatentsView webpage will continue to serve as the primary hub for all future updates and related information. For users requiring additional guidance, the ODP PatentsView Transition Guide provides answers to frequently asked questions and detailed instructions.

Users experiencing difficulties accessing links included in USPTO communications are advised to consult their IT or email administrators. Specifically, they should request that the domains links-1.govdelivery.com and links-2.govdelivery.com be allow-listed to ensure uninterrupted access to all content.

The USPTO encourages stakeholders to stay informed by subscribing to regular email updates. Subscription preferences can be managed via the USPTO subscription center at www.uspto.gov/subscribe.

This announcement was distributed from an unmonitored mailbox. For direct inquiries or further assistance, users should visit the USPTO contact page at www.uspto.gov/about/contacts. To maintain receipt of USPTO news and notices, recipients are advised to adjust their email filters to accept messages from subscriptioncenter@subscriptions.uspto.gov.

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