Quantum technology is moving from scientific promise towards strategic infrastructure. As companies, governments and research institutions build hardware, algorithms, software platforms, communications systems and application portfolios, intellectual ...
Read MoreQuantum innovation rarely appears as one clearly defined invention. It often combines hardware, control systems, software, mathematical methods, protocols and enabling technologies. The central question is therefore not simply whether something can be ...
Read MoreQuantum technology is no longer only a matter of scientific promise. It is becoming a field of engineering choices, commercial roadmaps, investment decisions and international protection strategies. As quantum computing, quantum communication and quan ...
Read MoreQuantum technologies are no longer only a scientific promise. They are becoming an industrial, policy and investment field in which patent strategy, collaboration architecture, market access, security, funding and standardisation begin to interact. Th ...
Read MoreThe CEIPI IP Business Talk with Dr. Urs Ferber focused on one of the most difficult questions in today’s deep-tech IP practice: how should quantum companies develop and maintain patent portfolios when the technology, the market, the product architectu ...
Read MoreQuantum technology is no longer only a topic for research programmes, scientific roadmaps and long-term technology foresight. It is moving rapidly into the world of commercialisation, investment, industrial application and strategic positioning. That ...
Read MoreQuantum technology presents a special communication challenge for IP practice groups. It is scientifically demanding, commercially promising and still marked by uncertainty about which architectures, applications and business models will become domina ...
Read MoreQuantum technology presents an unusual communication challenge for intellectual property firms. It is scientifically complex, commercially promising and still characterised by considerable uncertainty about which technical architectures, applications ...
Read MoreQuantum technology is often presented as a race of scientific breakthroughs. Who builds the more stable qubit? Who achieves better coherence? Who develops the more sensitive quantum sensor? Who creates the safer communication infrastructure? These que ...
Read MoreQuantum technology is no longer only a scientific promise. It is becoming an industrial field in which patent strategy, collaboration architecture, investor communication, export control, public funding, and regulatory positioning begin to interact. F ...
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