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LicensingGlobal

Microchip Technology Advances Analog AI Licensing with memBrain SAGE Deal Amid Rising Edge AI Competition

Microchip’s SST subsidiary secures AnalogAI as a customer for memBrain SAGE IP, bolstering its position against Texas Instruments and NXP Semiconductors in the edge AI market

Microchip Technology has reported significant growth in its technology-licensing revenues, driven by expanding demand for its embedded and intelligent-edge intellectual property. The company’s Silicon Storage Technology subsidiary recently secured a design win with AnalogAI for its memBrain SAGE analog compute-in-memo…

Thursday, September 17, 2026

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LicensingGlobal

China Licensing Update Puts Huawei and HP Inc. Sign Global Strategy in Focus

Practical licensing context for IP teams tracking Licensing, Huawei, HP Inc. Sign Global.

IIPLA reviews the licensing implications of Licensing, Huawei, HP Inc. Sign Global, with practical notes for China IP teams monitoring risk, enforcement, licensing, and portfolio strategy.

Wednesday, August 26, 2026

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LicensingGlobal

Huawei Sets $0.50 Royalty Fee for Wi-Fi 7 Patent Licensing to Boost Industry Adoption

Huawei unveils transparent licensing terms for Wi-Fi 7, reinforcing its leadership in global wireless technology standards and collaborative patent pools.

Huawei has announced a $0.50 per device royalty rate for consumer-grade Wi-Fi 7 products, aiming to provide clarity and predictability for manufacturers amid accelerating adoption of the IEEE 802.11be standard. The company, a major holder of Wi-Fi 7 essential patents, offers licensing through bilateral agreements and…

Thursday, July 23, 2026

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LicensingGlobal

NVE Corp Maintains Stability Through Specialized Spintronic Sensor Technology and Patent Licensing

Focused on magnetoresistive components for industrial and medical applications, NVE Corp leverages a niche semiconductor portfolio to balance product sales with intellectual prope…

NVE Corp operates as a fabless semiconductor company specializing in magnetoresistive and spintronic devices for demanding industrial, medical, and instrumentation markets. The company’s business model combines sales of high-value, low-volume magnetic sensors and digital isolators with licensing income from its patent…

Tuesday, July 7, 2026

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LicensingGlobal

Licensing Update Puts Midera Food Processing Sets and IP Cross-Licensing Pact With Strategy…

Practical licensing context for IP teams tracking Licensing, Midera Food Processing Sets, IP Cross-Licensing Pact With.

IIPLA reviews the licensing implications of Licensing, Midera Food Processing Sets, IP Cross-Licensing Pact With, with practical notes for global IP teams monitoring risk, enforcement, licensing, and portfolio strategy.

Monday, July 6, 2026

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LicensingChina

China’s Expansive Jurisdictional Strategy Transforms Global Patent Litigation Landscape

Chinese courts’ assertive jurisdictional claims and anti-suit injunctions signal a new era of extraterritorial legal influence, challenging established norms in transnational pate…

Beginning in 2020, Chinese courts issued a series of anti-suit injunctions targeting foreign patent holders, particularly in telecommunications, restricting their ability to litigate abroad. This aggressive approach, rooted in China’s foreign-related rule of law policy, reflects a broader strategy of jurisdictional ma…

Thursday, July 2, 2026

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LicensingGlobal

ASX Innovators Poised to Capitalize on AI, Space, and Defence Megatrends This Decade

Australian semiconductor and space technology firms Weebit Nano, BrainChip, and Electro Optic Systems emerge as key players amid global market growth forecasts

As artificial intelligence and space economies expand rapidly, select Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) companies offer unique exposure to these transformative sectors. Weebit Nano leads in semiconductor intellectual property with its ReRAM technology, BrainChip advances neuromorphic edge computing, and Electro Opt…

Sunday, June 21, 2026

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LicensingGlobal

Experienced Quantum and Photonics Licensing Lawyer Joins EIP as Partner

EIP expands its expertise in quantum and photonics technology licensing with the addition of a seasoned commercial and IP lawyer

EIP has announced the appointment of a new partner with over 25 years of experience in commercial and intellectual property law, specializing in quantum and photonics technology licensing. The lawyer previously led the legal function at a pioneering UK company, bringing valuable industry insight to the firm’s expandin…

Thursday, June 18, 2026

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LicensingAfrica

Kenya Broadens Legal Interpretation of Royalties in Licensing Agreements

Recent developments in Kenyan law reflect an expanded scope of what constitutes royalties, impacting licensing and taxation frameworks.

Kenya is witnessing a significant shift in the legal understanding of royalties, with authorities and courts adopting a broader definition. This evolution affects how royalties are classified for licensing and tax purposes, influencing businesses engaged in intellectual property transactions within the country.

Tuesday, June 16, 2026

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LicensingGlobal

EU Introduces Revised TTBER Framework to Enhance Licensing Innovation

The European Union unveils updated Technology Transfer Block Exemption Regulation to streamline licensing agreements and foster competitive innovation across member states.

The European Commission has implemented a new Technology Transfer Block Exemption Regulation (TTBER) designed to modernize the EU’s approach to licensing agreements. This updated framework aims to balance competition law with the need to incentivize innovation, providing clearer guidance for businesses engaging in tec…

Wednesday, June 10, 2026

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LicensingGlobal

OSR Holdings Secures Complete VXM01 IP Portfolio in $30 Million Deal with Vaximm AG

Acquisition consolidates VXM01 intellectual property under OSR Holdings, enhancing licensing and royalty prospects amid ongoing global exclusive license with BCM Europe

OSR Holdings, Inc. has finalized an asset purchase agreement to acquire the entire global intellectual property portfolio for VXM01 from Vaximm AG for $30 million. This strategic move centralizes ownership of VXM01 patents and related assets at the OSR parent level, complementing OSR's existing exclusive global licens…

Wednesday, May 27, 2026

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LicensingGlobal

House of Doge Partners with IP Strategy Holdings and Brag House to Launch Blockchain-Based IP Monetization Platform

New collaboration aims to empower creators with verifiable IP ownership and streamlined monetization via Dogecoin blockchain infrastructure

House of Doge, the corporate arm of the Dogecoin Foundation, has entered a strategic partnership with IP Strategy Holdings and Brag House Holdings to develop a blockchain-powered ecosystem for intellectual property registration and monetization. The initiative focuses on providing creators and content owners with tool…

Friday, May 22, 2026

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LicensingUSA

USPTO to Host Virtual Panel on Initiating Intellectual Property Licensing

Experts from USPTO and Licensing Executives Society to Discuss Strategic IP Licensing Benefits and Processes

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is organizing a virtual panel titled "Licensing your IP: The Why, When and How to get started" on May 27. The session will explore the advantages of licensing intellectual property and provide guidance on when and how businesses can begin licensing their IP assets.…

Sunday, May 17, 2026

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LicensingGlobal

Lightwave Logic Engages Michael Best for IP Strategy to Bolster Licensing and Commercialization Efforts

The NASDAQ-listed company partners with Michael Best & Friedrich LLP to enhance patent protection and support a licensing-driven revenue model amid transition to commercial deploy…

Lightwave Logic, Inc. (NASDAQ: LWLG) has retained Michael Best & Friedrich LLP as intellectual property counsel to advance its patent portfolio and licensing strategy. This engagement aligns with the company’s shift from R&D toward commercializing its electro-optic polymer platform, which targets high-speed data trans…

Wednesday, April 29, 2026

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LicensingGlobal

Navigating Data Commercialization Without Traditional Ownership Rights

As data fuels AI and innovation, legal frameworks lag behind, prompting reliance on contracts and trade secrets for monetization

Data plays a pivotal role in technology transfer and AI development, yet lacks clear legal ownership akin to physical assets. This article explores how copyright, trade secrets, and contractual arrangements collectively enable data holders to control and commercialize datasets despite the absence of unified ownership…

Monday, January 12, 2026

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LicensingGlobal

Australia’s Intellectual Property Management Market Set for Rapid Growth Amid Legal-Tech and Innovation Ecosystem Advances

Market poised to exceed USD 540 million by 2033 as AI, blockchain, and strategic IP frameworks reshape corporate and research landscapes

The Australia intellectual property management market is experiencing significant expansion driven by increasing corporate reliance on IP assets, technological innovation, and evolving legal frameworks. Projected to grow at a 14.2% CAGR to USD 544.14 million by 2033, the sector reflects the rising strategic importance…

Monday, December 15, 2025

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LicensingGlobal

India’s Trade Pact with UK Weakens Its Stance on Compulsory Licensing and Technology Transfer

The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement raises concerns over India’s diluted commitments on intellectual property, impacting access to affordable medicines and cli…

India’s agreement to the intellectual property provisions in the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) signals a retreat from its historic support for compulsory licensing of patented medicines and demands for technology transfer on favourable terms. This shift may undermine India’s ability to add…

Sunday, August 3, 2025

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LicensingGlobal

EU Council and Parliament Agree on Emergency Compulsory Patent Licensing Framework

New regulation establishes Union-wide compulsory licensing as a last-resort measure for crisis management

The European Council and Parliament have provisionally agreed on a regulation enabling compulsory licensing of patents during crises. This mechanism aims to ensure access to essential patented technologies when voluntary licensing fails, enhancing the EU's preparedness for emergencies.

Wednesday, May 21, 2025

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