Core Viewpoint - TianNai Technology (688116) faces a significant setback as the National Intellectual Property Administration declared its "Cnano and logo" trademark invalid, reversing a previous court ruling in its favor [2][9]. Group 1: Trademark Dispute - The trademark dispute between TianNai Technology and Shandong Dazhan Nano Materials Co., Ltd. has been ongoing for several years, with a previous court ruling in 2023 favoring TianNai Technology [2][6]. - The National Intellectual Property Administration's recent ruling has prompted TianNai Technology to prepare for an appeal to the Beijing Intellectual Property Court [4][5]. - TianNai Technology claims that the trademark "Cnano" has established a strong association with its brand and has significant recognition in the industry [7][8]. Group 2: Market Position and Product Offerings - TianNai Technology specializes in the research, production, and application of carbon nanotubes and graphene, with products including carbon nanotube powder and conductive pastes [3]. - According to GGII statistics, TianNai Technology holds the leading market share in carbon nanotube conductive pastes, with shares of 40.3%, 46.7%, and 53.2% from 2022 to 2024, respectively [3]. Group 3: Company Strategy and Impact - The company has established a comprehensive intellectual property defense system and has registered alternative trademarks to mitigate potential impacts from the current dispute [5]. - TianNai Technology asserts that the trademark dispute will not significantly affect its core competitiveness or operational capabilities, regardless of the court's final decision [5].

Core Viewpoint - OpenAI has removed Jony Ive from its partnership section on the website due to trademark dispute issues, with both companies stating that the trademark complaint is "baseless" and will be addressed through legal means [1] Group 1 - OpenAI's action of removing Jony Ive indicates a significant response to the trademark complaint [1] - The companies involved are prepared to legally contest the trademark complaint, suggesting a potential escalation in the dispute [1]

Group 1 - OpenAI has removed Jony Ive from the partnership section of its website due to trademark dispute issues [1]