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Quantum Navigation: Revolutionising Maritime and Autonomous Vessel Technology
Joshua Tall - December 11, 2024

Quantum Navigation: Revolutionising Maritime and Autonomous Vessel Technology

For thousands of years people have looked to the sky to navigate their way around the Earth. In the ...

Inside Silicon Quantum Computing: an interview with Komal Pahwa
Andrew Fearnside - March 6, 2024

Inside Silicon Quantum Computing: an interview with Komal Pahwa

Senior IP counsel Komal Pahwa reveals how Australia's star quantum startup is building a silicon ...

The major players in the SEP landscape in Europe
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Next in our series of blogs, we have investigated the major players in the SEP landscape in Europe.

How does declaring a patent or application as “essential to a standard” affect the pre-grant experience of an application? – Part 3
Tom Furnival - December 19, 2023

How does declaring a patent or application as “essential to a standard” affect the pre-grant experience of an application? – Part 3

This article continues our series of blogs investigating whether or not declaring your patent or ...

Emotional Perception AI v UKIPO: Is this the dawning of a new era for AI-related inventions at the UKIPO?
Alex Burns - November 28, 2023

Emotional Perception AI v UKIPO: Is this the dawning of a new era for AI-related inventions at the UKIPO?

On 21 November 2023, Mann J handed down his judgment on Emotional Perception AI Ltd v ...

How does declaring a patent or application as “essential to a standard” affect the pre-grant experience of an application? – Part 2
Tom Furnival - September 20, 2023

How does declaring a patent or application as “essential to a standard” affect the pre-grant experience of an application? – Part 2

This article is the latest in a series of blogs exploring whether declaring your patent or ...

The world beyond quantum computing
Andrew Fearnside - August 21, 2023

The world beyond quantum computing

Infleqtion is developing the next generation of quantum tools, including clocks, gravimeters and ...

How does declaring a patent or application as “essential to a standard” affect the pre-grant experience of an application?
Tom Furnival - August 7, 2023

How does declaring a patent or application as “essential to a standard” affect the pre-grant experience of an application?

This article is the latest in a series of blogs exploring whether declaring your patent or ...

AI and Tech innovation stands out in a slow year for pharma deals
Christopher Casley - February 9, 2023

AI and Tech innovation stands out in a slow year for pharma deals

Last year saw a drop in the number and value of deals performed in the biotech and pharma sector ...

Can AI and IOT support environmental sustainability
Lucy Coe - January 30, 2023

Can AI and IOT support environmental sustainability

Advances in software-based technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and The Internet of ...

Standards, SEPs, and FRAND agreements - an overview
Charlotte Lynch - August 16, 2022

Standards, SEPs, and FRAND agreements - an overview

The terms “standards,” “SEPs,” and “FRAND agreements,” are increasingly being mentioned in the ...

Talking with machines: AI, language, and cognition
James Leach - May 11, 2022

Talking with machines: AI, language, and cognition

“A reader lives a thousand lives before they die”. From Homer to Sophocles, Shakespeare to Orwell, ...

UK Government expands R&D Tax Relief to cover Quantum, AI and Robotics research
Andrew Fearnside - May 5, 2022

UK Government expands R&D Tax Relief to cover Quantum, AI and Robotics research

The recently published 2022 Spring Statement1 indicates support for a “new culture of enterprise” ...

The NISQ-era: a quantum stepping-stone
Andrew Fearnside - April 7, 2022

The NISQ-era: a quantum stepping-stone

In our previous blog, ‘Noisy quantum computing: overcoming quantum decoherence’, we discussed how ...

A trillion times more powerful: the race to produce the world's first quantum computer chip
Andrew Fearnside - March 30, 2022

A trillion times more powerful: the race to produce the world's first quantum computer chip

Meet the British startup on the brink of winning the race to produce the world's first ...

2022 changes to EPO Guidelines: highlights
Florian Zobel - March 30, 2022

2022 changes to EPO Guidelines: highlights

With the 2021 changes to the examination guidelines, the EPO changed its schedule for issuing ...

Time to cash out? Will a fully cashless society ever become a reality in the UK?
Robert Worboys - March 15, 2022

Time to cash out? Will a fully cashless society ever become a reality in the UK?

A cashless society describes an economic state whereby financial transactions are entirely ...

AI spotlight: Google’s DeepMind takes on competitive programming – have we reached a tipping point?
Toby Hill - February 9, 2022

AI spotlight: Google’s DeepMind takes on competitive programming – have we reached a tipping point?

On 2 February, Alphabet Inc.’s artificial intelligence subsidiary, DeepMind, announced that it has ...

Board of Appeal confirms DABUS AI cannot be an inventor for a European patent application
Tom Furnival - December 24, 2021

Board of Appeal confirms DABUS AI cannot be an inventor for a European patent application

On 21st December 2021 the EPO rejected the two appeals filed by Dr Thaler concerning whether an ...

The smart healthcare revolution – what does it mean for patent attorneys?
Alex Burns - November 22, 2021

The smart healthcare revolution – what does it mean for patent attorneys?

In 2020 the EPO published a report on the global trends in patent applications for “Fourth ...

Venturing ahead: helping Munich make its name in quantum tech
Andrew Fearnside - November 17, 2021

Venturing ahead: helping Munich make its name in quantum tech

Christopher Trummer, managing director of the TUM Venture Lab Quantum, explains why ...

Pulse of Fintech H1 ’21 – investments in fintech are growing and diversifying
Robert Worboys - November 16, 2021

Pulse of Fintech H1 ’21 – investments in fintech are growing and diversifying

KPMG have recently published their biannual report ‘Pulse of Fintech’, which provides a detailed ...

Qualcomm unveils world's first 5G, AI-enabled, autonomous drone
Tom Furnival - September 24, 2021

Qualcomm unveils world's first 5G, AI-enabled, autonomous drone

In their latest offering, the Qualcomm Flight RB5 5G Platform, Qualcomm are cementing themselves as ...

DABUS decision: AI cannot be patent inventor, UK Court of Appeal rules
Richard Johnson - September 22, 2021

DABUS decision: AI cannot be patent inventor, UK Court of Appeal rules

On 21 September 2021, the UK Court of Appeal rejected an appeal raised by Dr. Stephen Thaler, who ...

The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Internet of Things
Lucy Coe - September 21, 2021

The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Internet of Things

We are at the start of a technological revolution that will fundamentally change the way we live, ...

Quantum System One: is Europe ready?
Andrew Fearnside - August 5, 2021

Quantum System One: is Europe ready?

With quantum start-ups now appearing across the globe and tech giants such as IBM edging ever ...

Creating qubits: Making progress with photonics
Andrew Fearnside - July 7, 2021

Creating qubits: Making progress with photonics

Forward spoke with Jelmer Renema of Dutch firm QuiX about why photonics technology has so much ...

The future of autonomous vehicles on land and sea
Rob Walker - June 24, 2021

The future of autonomous vehicles on land and sea

In this Forward: On Demand vlog, Chris Cattley and Rob Walker discuss the future of autonomous ...

Materials informatics: a data-based approach to materials discovery
Nathan Zhang - May 20, 2021

Materials informatics: a data-based approach to materials discovery

Research into new materials with desirable properties has been one of the most long-standing ...

Creating qubits: a hot lead at ColdQuanta
Andrew Fearnside - May 11, 2021

Creating qubits: a hot lead at ColdQuanta

Mark Saffman tells Forward why an atomic approach has all the hallmarks of a winning quantum ...

EPO Opposition Trends in Engineering, Electronics and Software Special Report
Helen Bower - May 10, 2021

EPO Opposition Trends in Engineering, Electronics and Software Special Report

In autumn 2020, we analysed more than 8000 opposition cases filed at the European Patent Office ...

COVID-19 win for AI pharma farmers
Joseph Newcombe - April 26, 2021

COVID-19 win for AI pharma farmers

The vaccine roll-out is in action all over the world. Nevertheless, given the propensity of ...

Shock treatment: what’s behind the race to crack quantum?
Andrew Fearnside - April 15, 2021

Shock treatment: what’s behind the race to crack quantum?

As the UK begins work towards realising world-beating ambitions, Forward set out to learn just what ...

Patenting a software invention at the UKIPO: a case study
Daniel Brodsky - April 14, 2021

Patenting a software invention at the UKIPO: a case study

In a recent success for one of our clients, we overcame an objection raised by the UKIPO that the ...

PsiQuantum expect commercial quantum computer by 2025
Andrew Fearnside - March 29, 2021

PsiQuantum expect commercial quantum computer by 2025

By 2025, the team from secretive quantum computing firm PsiQuantum will have a commercial quantum ...

EPO 2020 Patent Index - key trends
Sarah Harvey - March 23, 2021

EPO 2020 Patent Index - key trends

The European Patent Office (EPO) recently published its 2020 Patent Index which provides a ...

EPO confirms that the COMVIK approach to assessing patent eligibility is applicable to computer simulations (G1/19)
James Leach - March 11, 2021

EPO confirms that the COMVIK approach to assessing patent eligibility is applicable to computer simulations (G1/19)

The Enlarged Board of Appeal (EBoA) has now issued their decision G1/19, which concerns the ...

Working together to define future mobility
Dan Thornton - March 2, 2021

Working together to define future mobility

The fourth industrial revolution – big data – blockchain – artificial intelligence – machine ...

Developments in patenting activity in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Richard Johnson - March 1, 2021

Developments in patenting activity in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Humans generate a mind-boggling amount of data each day. This explosion in data has stimulated ...

Autonomous vehicles: into reverse or about to shift up a gear?
Rob Walker - February 22, 2021

Autonomous vehicles: into reverse or about to shift up a gear?

While the past 12 months have been a rocky ride for much of the automotive industry, one section ...

Top 5 fields of technology for Internet of Things (IoT) patenting
Lucy Coe - February 17, 2021

Top 5 fields of technology for Internet of Things (IoT) patenting

The term “internet of things (IoT)” has often been mentioned in recent years, but what does it ...

How to patent your digital health apps – 5 key considerations
Alex Burns - January 26, 2021

How to patent your digital health apps – 5 key considerations

As the technical capabilities of smartphones continue to rise at an exponential rate, so too do the ...

Deep neural networks: of dogs, muffins, and self-driving cars
Urs Ferber - January 21, 2021

Deep neural networks: of dogs, muffins, and self-driving cars

You may have come across the “animals vs. food” picture quiz on the internet. One example is ...

Ericsson accuses Samsung of un-FRAND-ly patent negotiations
Tom Furnival - December 17, 2020

Ericsson accuses Samsung of un-FRAND-ly patent negotiations

Following on from Unwired Planet v Huawei, Ericsson have launched a complaint in the US District ...

Software inventions at the European Patent Office: an in-depth study
James Leach - December 7, 2020

Software inventions at the European Patent Office: an in-depth study

It is sometimes difficult to obtain patent protection for inventions relating to software, in part ...

Deep learning cracks the protein folding problem?
Camille Terfve - December 3, 2020

Deep learning cracks the protein folding problem?

Deep learning has just made a new headline grabbing achievement: DeepMind’s latest AI-powered ...

Düsseldorf Regional Court refers Nokia vs. Daimler licensing dispute to CJEU
Christoph Moeller - December 1, 2020

Düsseldorf Regional Court refers Nokia vs. Daimler licensing dispute to CJEU

As anticipated, the Düsseldorf Regional Court, in its decision Nokia ./. Daimler (4c O 17/19) ...

Quantum braiding: an introduction to topological quantum computing
Andrew Fearnside - November 18, 2020

Quantum braiding: an introduction to topological quantum computing

In our previous blog, ‘Noisy quantum computing: overcoming quantum decoherence’, we discussed the ...

Britain launches largest industry-led project to commercialise the use of quantum computing
Andrew Fearnside - November 6, 2020

Britain launches largest industry-led project to commercialise the use of quantum computing

On 6 November 2020, Britain launched its largest industry-led quantum computing project, DISCOVERY, ...

Robotic distancing
Dan Thornton - October 15, 2020

Robotic distancing

Minimising person to person contact is the major weapon in reducing COVID-19 viral transmission. In ...

Facebook’s Quest to bring Virtual Reality to the Masses
Juliana Murray - October 14, 2020

Facebook’s Quest to bring Virtual Reality to the Masses

As explained in our article “Mixed reality: Is it the blend that will boost human wellbeing?”, ...

An introduction into extended reality (XR): the next level in 2020 vision
Robert Worboys - October 13, 2020

An introduction into extended reality (XR): the next level in 2020 vision

Extended reality (XR) is an umbrella term covering technologies that merge the physical ‘real ...

Mixed reality: Is it the blend that will boost human wellbeing?
Tom Furnival - October 6, 2020

Mixed reality: Is it the blend that will boost human wellbeing?

From simulating the evaluation of cardiovascular patients to turning CT scans into 3D holograms, ...

Computer-implemented inventions at the UKIPO: a case review
Juliana Murray - September 23, 2020

Computer-implemented inventions at the UKIPO: a case review

As discussed in our Patentability of Software and Business Method Inventions in Europe information ...

Light speed AI: sci-fi buzzwords or computing reality?
James Leach - September 9, 2020

Light speed AI: sci-fi buzzwords or computing reality?

In recent years, there has been rapid acceleration in quantum computing development and industry ...

Post-quantum cryptography – a new hope
Andrew Fearnside - September 9, 2020

Post-quantum cryptography – a new hope

The race to build a large-scale quantum computer is one of the most exciting technology challenges ...

Noisy quantum computing: overcoming quantum decoherence
Andrew Fearnside - September 8, 2020

Noisy quantum computing: overcoming quantum decoherence

Anticipated as the next great leap in human technology, quantum computing promises to revolutionise ...

Unwired Planet v Huawei – the Supreme Court’s FRAND(ly) judgement
Tom Furnival - August 26, 2020

Unwired Planet v Huawei – the Supreme Court’s FRAND(ly) judgement

Published Wednesday 26th August 2020, the Supreme Court has handed down their long anticipated ...

Smart phones and intoxication detection
Dan Thornton - August 21, 2020

Smart phones and intoxication detection

On the 18th of August 2020, researchers from the University of Pittsburgh published a paper ...

Nokia vs. Daimler - FRAND defence does not apply
Christoph Moeller - August 18, 2020

Nokia vs. Daimler - FRAND defence does not apply

Breaking News in Nokia vs. Daimler (2 O 34/19) - (FRAND/SEP case)

Quantum computing: Why qubits have consequences for IP
Andrew Fearnside - August 17, 2020

Quantum computing: Why qubits have consequences for IP

As part of our Thought Leaders series, Mewburn Ellis Senior Associate Andrew Fearnside explores ...

Five things you (really) need to know about patenting software in Europe
James Leach - August 12, 2020

Five things you (really) need to know about patenting software in Europe

We often receive enquiries asking whether a particular software-related invention might be eligible ...

Landmark judgement in German FRAND case Sisvel vs. Haier
Christoph Moeller - July 15, 2020

Landmark judgement in German FRAND case Sisvel vs. Haier

On May 5, 2020, the Cartel Senate of the German Federal Supreme Court (BGH) held the oral hearing ...

Can software be therapeutic?
Camille Terfve - July 14, 2020

Can software be therapeutic?

The simple answer is: yes. Thanks for reading this post, stay tuned for more answers to your ...

Mitsubishi Electric to embark on 5G testing programme
Tom Furnival - June 9, 2020

Mitsubishi Electric to embark on 5G testing programme

In a recent press release Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced that Japan’s Ministry of ...

Patenting the Internet of Things – the European perspective
John Addiss - February 4, 2020

Patenting the Internet of Things – the European perspective

It is estimated that by 2025 there will be 26-30 billion devices in the workplace and home equipped ...

AI: Machine learning - the when’s and the how’s of machine learning
James Leach - January 20, 2020

AI: Machine learning - the when’s and the how’s of machine learning

In our recent post on the use of artificial intelligence in bioinformatics, it was highlighted that ...

AI, deep learning and image analysis in bioinformatics
Camille Terfve - January 2, 2020

AI, deep learning and image analysis in bioinformatics

Putting “AI” in the title of your paper, or indeed in the name of your company, seems to have ...

AI: Machine learning - what is the machine actually learning?
James Leach - December 13, 2019

AI: Machine learning - what is the machine actually learning?

Following on from Richard Johnson’s blog post “Inventive AI: can machines innovate?” we now focus ...

FRAND Licensing of SEPs in the age of connected cars
Christoph Moeller - October 26, 2019

FRAND Licensing of SEPs in the age of connected cars

Cars are developing more and more into computerized mobile platforms. They relieve the driver of ...

Inventive AI: can machines innovate?
Richard Johnson - October 7, 2019

Inventive AI: can machines innovate?

The integration of technology based on artificial intelligence into our everyday lives continues ...

When AI met EQ
Richard Johnson - September 6, 2019

When AI met EQ

Affective computing may be a multi-billion -dollar business, but much of how it works remains ...

The journey of rLoop - a new technology innovation network disrupting the world of transport and IP
Graeme Moore - May 29, 2019

The journey of rLoop - a new technology innovation network disrupting the world of transport and IP

As a child growing up in Blackburn, near Manchester, UK, Ilyas Vali dreamed of owning a dog. He ...

How to patent AI technology at the EPO
Emma Graham - February 26, 2019

How to patent AI technology at the EPO

Once only a figment of the imagination in literature such as Mark Shelley’s Frankenstein, ...

Blockchain: the next patent boom
Graeme Moore - December 13, 2018

Blockchain: the next patent boom

Emma Graham and Graeme Moore attended the EPO’s “Patenting Blockchain” conference in The Hague – ...

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