Category: Quantum Technology

I. Initial Situation and the Core IP Question The decision case concerns a young quantum technology company that neither develops nor manufactures its own quantum hardware. Its business model consists of making existing quantum hardware usable for ind ...

1 . Starting Point and Central IP Question The Decision Case concerns a young quantum technology company that makes existing quantum computing hardware usable for industrial applications. Its commercial advantage arises from a combination of: problem- ...

1. Background and Central IP Question The Kipu Quantum Decision Case concerns a young technology company that makes existing quantum hardware useful for industrial applications through specialised software. Its commercial advantage combines problem-sp ...

A quantum software company completes a promising customer project. Its team has found a better way to prepare a problem, adapt a computation to available hardware or integrate the result into an industrial workflow. The next customer has different req ...

1 . Background and Central IP Question The Decision Case concerns a young quantum technology company that makes existing quantum hardware usable for industrial applications. Its commercial advantage arises from a combination of: problem-specific algor ...

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 ...

Quantum 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 ...

Quantum 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 ...

Quantum 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 ...

The 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 ...