日前，光伏行业两大龙头企业隆基绿能与晶科能源共同发布关于达成专利诉讼和解的联合声明，双方同 意结束正在进行的全部专利纠纷法律程序，并就各自持有的部分核心专利进行交叉授权许可。这一举措 对于破解行业"内卷式"竞争具有重要示范意义。 近年来，随着技术创新速度加快，产业中的技术交叉现象越来越明显，"你中有我，我中有你"成为常 态。然而在一些产能过剩、技术趋同、产品同质的行业，如果一味拿专利当武器，专利也可能从保护创 新的工具变为商业竞争的手段，从而加剧"内卷"。 让更多"纸面专利"成为"产业红利"，不妨在更大范围内推动形成专利交叉授权许可共识，加快促进专利 转化应用，构建产业创新正循环。在尊重企业知识产权的基础上，以法治方式保障市场秩序，并通过设 立产业基金、标准化建设、搭建国际化平台等方式，让政府、司法机关、行业协会、企业等多元主体各 司其职，构建保护创新与合法竞争并重的市场环境。 与其行业"内卷"拼专利，不如交叉授权聚合力，更好统筹合作与竞争，破解"内卷"困境，构建健康有 序、充满活力的创新生态。 专利交叉授权许可，意味着拥有专利的双方或多方互相允许对方使用自己的专利，以促进整个产业发 展。以智能手机行业为例， ...

Core Insights - Eight out of the top ten global research institutions are now from China, indicating a significant shift in the global scientific landscape [1] - China's rise in research output is a result of a carefully planned national strategy that has been in place for decades [2] Group 1: Research Institutions and Rankings - The latest Nature Index shows that while Harvard and the Max Planck Institute remain in the top ten, their scores have declined, whereas all eight Chinese institutions have improved their scores [1] - In the 2025 QS World University Rankings, Peking University is ranked 14th and Tsinghua University is ranked 20th, while in the 2025 Times Higher Education rankings, Tsinghua and Peking University are ranked 12th and 14th respectively, demonstrating consistent high-level performance across different evaluation methods [1] Group 2: National Strategy and Investment - China's annual R&D expenditure has surpassed 3.3 trillion RMB, fostering a research culture focused on high intensity and results [2] - The "Double First Class" initiative is a key pillar of China's strategy to transition from a manufacturing hub to a major laboratory, emphasizing the importance of quality over quantity in research output [2] Group 3: Talent Attraction and Ecosystem Development - The government has implemented a system of direct cash rewards for institutions publishing in top journals, which has since been adjusted to focus on quality through new evaluation metrics [2] - Programs aimed at attracting overseas talent offer competitive salaries, state-of-the-art laboratories, and significant research autonomy, successfully bringing back scholars from prestigious institutions like MIT and Stanford [2] Group 4: Integration of Academia and Industry - Top Chinese universities serve as the foundation for large government-supported technology parks, with areas like Zhongguancun being likened to China's Silicon Valley [3] - The integration of academic research with commercial objectives is evident in collaborations between universities and industries, driving innovation and economic growth [3] Group 5: Global Impact and Competition - China's impressive output of high-impact papers and its leading position in patent applications are not only academic achievements but also critical factors in the ongoing technological competition with the United States [3] - As Chinese universities gain global prestige, they are becoming active centers for international collaboration, attracting top researchers and students from around the world [3] Group 6: Lessons for Other Countries - Countries like India, with significant population potential but fragmented research policies, can learn from China's strategic focus and commitment to long-term investment in building a robust ecosystem linking knowledge creation to economic prosperity [4] - The global scientific landscape has been irrevocably reshaped, raising questions about how other nations will adapt to this new reality [4]

Core Insights - The Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region has issued the "Guangxi Patent Transformation and Utilization Empowerment Work Plan" to enhance patent transformation and utilization [1] - The plan includes four main actions: "Transforming 1,000 patents in 100 schools," "Promoting patent industrialization to support enterprise growth," "Coordinating the development of industrial intellectual property," and "Enhancing intellectual property service efficiency" [1] - The plan outlines 12 specific tasks across four areas: improving connection channels, enhancing transformation efficiency, strengthening innovation support, and perfecting the service system [1] Patent Activity - In the first half of this year, Guangxi recorded a total of 5,807 patent transactions (assignments, acquisitions, licenses, and sublicenses), representing a year-on-year increase of 60.99% [1] - The amount of patent pledge financing registered reached 2.161 billion yuan, marking a year-on-year growth of 37.73% [1] - Patent pledge loans benefited 202 enterprises, with a year-on-year increase of 44.29% [1] - Guangxi ranked fifth nationally in the number of open license patents achieved [1]

Group 1 - The event on September 4 in Jinan focused on cross-regional patent transformation and utilization, with 11 provinces and cities, including Shandong, Beijing, and Shanghai, collaborating to enhance innovation resource linkage [1] - A total of 8 patent industrialization project cooperation agreements were signed between 7 universities and research institutions and 8 key industry chain enterprises, aiming to accelerate the flow of patents across regions and optimize the allocation of innovation elements [1] - Shandong province has a total of 308,000 invention patents and 2.983 million valid trademark registrations, ranking among the top in the country, with a high-value invention patent ownership of 11.6 per 10,000 people, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 22.2% [1] Group 2 - Shandong has established 40 key industry patent pools, absorbing 21,700 patents and involving over 1,100 enterprises; this year, patent transfers and licenses have increased by 27.3% and 45.5%, respectively, indicating a significant improvement in patent conversion efficiency [2] - As of the end of August, the invention patent industrialization rate for 171 universities and research institutions in Shandong reached 12.81%, with 22 industry intellectual property operation centers and 40 key industry patent pools accumulating a total of 120,700 patents [2]

Group 1 - The company, JianKe Intelligent, announced the receipt of one domestic invention patent certificate and six domestic utility model patent certificates from the National Intellectual Property Administration of the People's Republic of China [2] - Additionally, the company obtained a trademark renewal registration certificate [2]

Core Viewpoint - Chengdu Dongbu New District's Jianzhou New City has approved a total of 500,000 yuan in provincial-level intellectual property special funds for two key enterprises, Chengdu Aerospace Huatao and Diou Home, to support innovation through targeted policy guidance [1][3]. Group 1: Funding and Support - The Sichuan Provincial Government issued a notice for the application of the 2025 provincial-level fiscal intellectual property special funds, which was communicated to enterprises through online channels [1]. - The special funds are expected to assist the two enterprises in applying for 10 new patents and 20 trademarks, as well as promoting the registration of 10 patent-intensive products and the recognition of 1 patent-intensive product [6]. Group 2: Challenges and Solutions - Both enterprises faced difficulties in drafting project application documents, which required significant time and resources if done independently or through third-party agencies [3]. - The Chengdu Dongbu New District's ecological environment and urban management bureau provided one-on-one guidance to improve the quality and efficiency of the application process, including training, preliminary reviews, and real-time problem responses [3][6]. Group 3: Strategic Focus on Intellectual Property - Intellectual property is highlighted as a core competitive advantage for enterprises, enabling them to convert innovations into commercial value and enhance market competitiveness [5]. - Diou Home has invested heavily in product research, innovative design, and brand development, planning to use the special funds to implement brand cultivation strategies for sustainable market advantages [5]. Group 4: Ongoing Initiatives - The Chengdu Dongbu New District's ecological environment and market supervision bureau will continue to deepen its "one enterprise, one policy" customized guidance and support, enhancing the effectiveness of policy interpretation and practical guidance [6].

Core Viewpoint - The provincial intellectual property bureau has issued guidelines to implement a trademark brand strategy, aiming to enhance brand legal protection, market value realization, and economic development, thereby improving the competitiveness and sustainable development of local enterprises [1] Group 1: Trademark Brand Strategy Implementation - The province currently has 750,000 registered trademarks, but there are gaps in brand building and trademark resource integration [1] - Many enterprises lack awareness of trademark management and usage post-registration, leading to a "heavy registration, light usage" phenomenon [1] - The strategy aims to support enterprises in using trademarks as a starting point for brand strategy, ensuring stable brand development and market competitiveness [1] Group 2: Brand Cultivation - Focus on building a multi-level trademark development system, emphasizing the cultivation of distinctive agricultural brands, particularly for the province's top ten specialty agricultural products [2] - Promote the integration of trademarks and patents in manufacturing and high-tech industries, fostering well-known trademark brands supported by technological innovation [2] - Enhance brand awareness in the service industry, guiding sectors like tourism and dining to create differentiated service brands [2] Group 3: Brand Protection - Implement a targeted protection strategy through the "Trademark Empowering Brand Strengthening" initiative, focusing on key enterprises with brand development potential [2] - Utilize big data to improve the efficiency of identifying infringement clues and establish a legal consultation and infringement warning network [2] - Strengthen overseas trademark registration guidance and create a cross-border rights protection service platform to reduce risks for enterprises expanding internationally [2] Group 4: Brand Operation - Streamline the value conversion path by facilitating trademark transaction channels and encouraging enterprises to engage in licensing and pledge financing [3] - Innovate financial service models to promote the development of trademark pledge loans and related insurance products [3] - Enhance grassroots service capabilities by establishing trademark brand guidance stations and promoting best practices [3]

Group 1 - Wuhan has established 61 grassroots intellectual property protection stations since the end of 2019, evolving from single-point breakthroughs to comprehensive coverage, becoming essential infrastructure in the technology innovation ecosystem [1] - The first intellectual property protection station in the Optical Valley was established in September 2020, focusing on the biomedical industry, which has seen significant growth, helping over 30 companies build patent barriers [2] - The establishment of multiple specialized stations from 2021 to 2023 has created a protective network covering various fields, including digital economy and legal services, enhancing the overall intellectual property service capabilities [2][3] Group 2 - The newly established quantum technology and cross-border e-commerce protection stations in October 2024 signify a strategic focus on future industries, addressing cutting-edge fields and international trade intellectual property issues [5] - The collaborative efforts of these stations have strengthened patent layouts in traditional industries while accelerating the development of new business models in the digital economy, with a target of 120 high-value invention patents per 10,000 people in the Optical Valley by 2024 [3][5] - The ongoing enhancement of service capabilities at these 12 intellectual property protection stations reflects the strategic development of Wuhan's emerging industries, supporting the city's goal of becoming a nationally influential technology innovation hub [6]

Group 1 - The third Guangdong East-West North Intellectual Property Innovation Application Competition was officially launched in Shaoguan on August 13, organized by the Guangdong Provincial Market Supervision Administration and the Shaoguan Municipal Government [1] - The competition aims to enhance the transformation of intellectual property to support high-quality development in the Guangdong East-West North region, focusing on the core theme of "transformation" [1] - The competition will last for five months and includes three categories: patents, trademarks, and geographical indications, with a total prize pool of 1.8 million yuan [1] Group 2 - The event also announced key activities for patent transformation and application in the second half of 2025, including a signing ceremony for patent transformation and intellectual property financial docking [2] - Local governments such as Shaoguan, Zhanjiang, and Jieyang presented their policies and services aimed at attracting high-value intellectual property transformations [2] - The initiatives showcased the achievements in building an ecological system for patent transformation and application in the Guangdong East-West North region, focusing on policy guidance, market leadership, and financial services [2]

Group 1 - The Xi'an Municipal Market Supervision Administration and the Xi'an Finance Bureau have issued the "Implementation Rules for Promoting the Development and Protection of Intellectual Property in Xi'an," introducing a series of incentive policies focused on the entire chain of intellectual property creation, utilization, protection, management, and services [1][2] - To promote effective supply of intellectual property, annual rewards will be given to universities and research institutions based on the ranking of high-value invention patents and open licenses, as well as one-time rewards for those who receive the China Patent Award or the Shaanxi Province Patent Award [1] - The policies encourage overseas intellectual property layout by providing rewards for rights holders who obtain international patents or trademarks for the first time, and for those who achieve mutual recognition and protection of geographical indications with the EU [1] Group 2 - The initiative supports the transformation and utilization of intellectual property by providing rewards to units that achieve patent transactions at the Xi'an Intellectual Property Trading Service Center, and subsidies to enterprises that absorb patent results from universities and research institutions [1][2] - There are provisions for funding projects related to the industrialization of patents for start-up technology companies, as well as support for cultivating intellectual property advantage enterprises and rewarding those that receive global awards from the World Intellectual Property Organization [1] - The policies also aim to enhance the effectiveness of intellectual property services by rewarding units with significant transaction service results, supporting the construction of the intellectual property trading market, and providing funding for public service projects approved by the Xi'an Market Supervision Administration [2]