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The U.S. Government Accountability Office found that during the increase in patent lawsuits between 2007 and 2011, 47 percent of the suits involved software related... Read More »
"The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on Tuesday published an Apple patent for a method of generating and manipulating a three-dimensional object on a computing... Read More »
Subodh Varma writes about advances in neural networking, natural language processing and machine learning in an editorial that tackles the emergence of artificial ... Read More »
Scientists from Japan and Germany have managed to simulate one second of brain activity in 40 minutes with Japan's K Computer. The supercomputer simulated 1.73... Read More »
The folks over at Autoevolution takes a look at two patents that are sure to catch your attention. Both filed after 2010 describe aim to patent some form of the... Read More »
Mark Nowotarski over at IP Watchdog examines the qualities of a strong design patent by taking a look at Apple's portfolio and their recent trial against... Read More »
"Google owned Motorola Mobility and Apple have agreed to drop a combined total of 14 patents from litigation that were part of a Florida lawsuit scheduled to go... Read More »
"Video game publisher Activision Blizzard has announced a deal to buy itself back from French media giant Vivendi. The company, responsible for hits... Read More »
Eolas' so called "Interactive Web" patents have been invalidated after an appeals court upheld a ruling against them this week. This decision ends the... Read More »
Matt Schruers takes a closer look at the state of design patents for modern hardware as the US Customs and Border Protection has a big decision to make. The question... Read More »
This Tuesday the USPTO officially published over 40 new patents awarded to Apple Inc. Amongst them are a series of design patents covering hardware and software design ... Read More »
Teresa Stanek Rea, the under secretary of commerce and acting director for the USPTO, did a quick interview with The Washington Post's On Leadership blog . A... Read More »