Not many of you remember, but in 2016 Intel quietly bought a small startup : Soft Machines . That startup was developing a new type of processor architecture called VISC. New patent are surfacing showing that Intel is still actively developing the concept. | Continue reading
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has as recently released a continuation patent from Apple showing potential upgrades to Face ID biometrics for clients wearing masks. | Continue reading
AMD patent list that was published recently. Some Zen3 and CDNA foundation patents in the mix, packaging. AMD is also ramping up its Exascale Heterogenous Processor (EHP) IP. | Continue reading
As you probably noticed in the recent news, Intel is in trouble. Let’s have a look into the latest batch of Intel patents over the last six month to see what is their current strategic direction. | Continue reading
Amazon Utility Patent Neutral Evaluation Program is extremely attractive because it is swift, effective, and affordable. | Continue reading
USPTO Chief Economist’s office just released its report on patent examination outcomes after the Supreme Court’s Alice decision. | Continue reading
The US Navy has patented antigravity. Or as described by the inventors: inertial mass reduction device. | Continue reading
Like the EPO this early January, the USPTO decided to reject patents applications naming a machine as an inventor. | Continue reading
We look into the public patents repositories to find out who has been filling COVID-19 related patents, in general, and more specifically for diagnostics and treatment solution. We also took a look at respirators and masks patents as these technologies are also highly relevant to … | Continue reading
Every couple of years, this story re-emerges, and everybody starts to talk about the upcoming expiry of x86 related patents. They were followed by several stories revolving emulation and the forthcoming flood of third-party implementations of compatible processors. But this never … | Continue reading
It seems that countries and companies already start to position themselves to reap the benefits of the COVID-19 pandemic aftermath. | Continue reading