Group 1 - As of June this year, a total of 58,000 data intellectual property registration applications have been accepted nationwide, with nearly 30,000 registration certificates issued, and over 90% of the registrants being enterprises [1] - The 14th China Intellectual Property Annual Conference, held from September 11 to 12, focuses on "Intellectual Property in the Digital Age," featuring over 30 activities including forums and discussions [2] - The production volume of data in China is expected to exceed 41 zettabytes by 2024, more than doubling compared to the end of the 13th Five-Year Plan [2] Group 2 - In 2024, the number of invention patents authorized in China's digital economy core industries has reached 500,000, ranking first globally [2] - The overseas invention patent authorization for China's digital economy core industries increased from 21,000 in 2016 to 52,000 in 2024 [2] - By the end of 2024, 95 countries and regions will hold valid invention patents in China's digital economy core industries, totaling 407,000 [2]

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]

Core Viewpoint - The Jiangsu Provincial Intellectual Property Office and the Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology have jointly issued a pilot implementation plan for data intellectual property in the industrial and information sectors, aiming to establish a comprehensive data intellectual property registration and protection system by June 2026 [1] Group 1: Pilot Tasks and Measures - The plan focuses on three main pilot tasks: improving the registration system, creating a service ecosystem, and enhancing the quality and efficiency of data utilization [1] - A total of 20 innovative measures have been deployed to achieve these tasks [1] Group 2: Goals and Implementation - The goal is to have a basic framework for data intellectual property registration and protection in place by June 2026, with various application scenarios such as licensing transactions, securitization, equity contributions, and data asset inclusion fully operational [1] - The pilot aims to deepen the reform of data intellectual property, promote high-standard data rights protection, and stimulate high-quality data supply and efficient data circulation and application [1] Group 3: Support and Encouragement - The plan emphasizes the need for careful review of data intellectual property and the development of policies to encourage registration and utilization, ensuring that more enterprises are motivated and capable of registering their data [1] - It also aims to cultivate a number of professional service institutions for data intellectual property and promote a multi-faceted protection system including judicial, arbitration, and mediation [1] - Local governments are encouraged to explore various application scenarios for data intellectual property, such as licensing transactions and data-driven new industries [1]

Core Viewpoint - Zhejiang Province is leading the way in data intellectual property rights, promoting high-quality development and building a demonstration zone for common prosperity through innovative data utilization and protection measures [1][2]. Group 1: Data Intellectual Property Initiatives - Zhejiang has become the first province to incorporate data intellectual property rights into local regulations, establishing a registration system that provides preliminary proof of data ownership and rights protection [2]. - The "Shuzhitong" integrated service platform for data intellectual property has been launched, connecting 180 service agencies and facilitating the matching of supply and demand for data rights [2]. - Since the implementation of these initiatives, nearly 77 billion yuan has been realized in data utilization, highlighting the growing value of data assets [2]. Group 2: Sector-Specific Applications - The province is exploring data value in various sectors, including AI, marine data, traditional crafts, agriculture, and urban traffic management, with significant results such as a 20% increase in agricultural product quality [3]. - A total of 860 high-quality AI datasets have been registered, and a marine data intellectual property alliance has been established, generating over 100 million yuan in value [3]. Group 3: Support for Private Enterprises - Over the past three years, the number of effective invention patents held by private enterprises has increased by 150%, supported by a dual-channel communication mechanism between government and businesses [5]. - The establishment of a rapid rights protection center and the allocation of resources for patent pre-examination have been prioritized for private enterprises, enhancing their innovation capabilities [5]. Group 4: Enforcement and Protection Mechanisms - A streamlined complaint and reporting mechanism for intellectual property violations has been established, providing efficient channels for private enterprises to protect their rights [6]. - The introduction of simplified administrative procedures for intellectual property disputes has significantly reduced the time required for resolution, making it easier for businesses to defend their rights [6].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implementation of a pilot program for data intellectual property rights in Shaanxi province, aimed at enhancing the value of data elements and promoting digital transformation in the industrial and information sectors [1]. Group 1: Pilot Program Overview - The pilot program will introduce over 50 new data intellectual property registration entities and more than 300 new registrations in the industrial and information sectors [1]. - The initiative aims to cultivate over 10 specialized data intellectual property service institutions to improve the ecosystem and resource linkage of data intellectual property [1]. Group 2: Key Tasks and Objectives - The pilot work is divided into three main areas with nine specific tasks, focusing on increasing the quantity of data intellectual property registrations and enhancing the quality of data supply [2]. - The program will revise the "Shaanxi Province Data Intellectual Property Registration Management Measures (Trial)" to align with national data systems and improve registration processes [2]. - A promotional team will be established to enhance awareness and advocacy for data intellectual property [2]. Group 3: Innovation and Integration - The program will promote the circulation of data intellectual property and encourage innovation in data products and services, facilitating efficient flow and value reuse [2]. - Financial mechanisms will be explored to support data intellectual property, including the development of standards for pledge financing and risk compensation [2]. Group 4: Ecosystem Development - The initiative aims to strengthen service resources and integrate various support services for the pilot program [3]. - Standards for service, classification, valuation, and licensing transactions will be developed to enhance the data intellectual property ecosystem [3]. - Collaborative protection practices will be established with judicial and arbitration bodies to create a robust protection system for data intellectual property [3].

Core Insights - The successful completion of China's first cross-border data intellectual property transaction marks a significant breakthrough in the cross-border flow of data intellectual property [1] - The transaction involved a combination of seven data intellectual property rights related to three new chemical material products, ensuring clear ownership through authoritative certification [1] - The transaction was facilitated by the Bank of Communications Zhejiang Branch, which provided valuable cross-border settlement services, demonstrating a commitment to high-quality foreign exchange business development in Zhejiang Province [2] Group 1 - The transaction was assessed and approved by the Zhejiang Provincial Cyberspace Administration, establishing a three-tiered security system to achieve the goal of "data available but not visible" [1] - The Bank of Communications Zhejiang Branch actively engaged with local regulatory bodies to ensure compliance with national data export policies, showcasing its proactive approach in the new field of data intellectual property cross-border transactions [1] - The successful clearing of this transaction provides a precedent for banks to enhance their services for cross-border business, indicating a potential for future growth in this sector [2] Group 2 - The Bank of Communications Zhejiang Branch plans to continue leveraging its expertise in cross-border financial services to innovate and strengthen foreign exchange and trade service offerings [2] - The bank aims to support the development of a high-level open economy in Zhejiang Province, contributing to the high-quality development of the industry [2]

Core Viewpoint - Intellectual property (IP) is essential in daily life, influencing various aspects such as clothing and beverages, highlighting its pervasive presence in society [2]. Group 1: Definition and Types of Intellectual Property - Intellectual property refers to the exclusive rights that individuals or organizations have over their intellectual achievements, including works, inventions, trademarks, geographical indications, trade secrets, integrated circuit layout designs, new plant varieties, and other legally defined objects [3]. - The main types of intellectual property include patent rights, trademark rights, geographical indications, data intellectual property, copyright, new plant varieties, integrated circuit layout designs, and trade secrets [4]. Group 2: Protection Duration of Intellectual Property - Patent rights have varying protection durations: invention patents for 20 years, utility model patents for 10 years, and design patents for 15 years, all calculated from the application date [5]. - Trademark rights are protected for 10 years from the date of approval [5]. - The protection duration for geographical indications depends on the registration form, typically lasting 10 years with the possibility of renewal [5]. - Data intellectual property protection duration varies based on data type and legal regulations, with copyright lasting for the author's lifetime plus 50 years, while trade secrets depend on their confidentiality and value [6]. Group 3: Infringement of Intellectual Property - Infringement actions include unauthorized use of similar trademarks, special signs, patents, and other creative works in production, advertising, and other activities [8]. - Other infringement behaviors involve counterfeiting trademarks, unauthorized registration of similar trademarks, and providing facilities for infringement activities [8]. Group 4: Intellectual Property Pledge Financing - Intellectual property pledge financing allows enterprises to use legally owned patents, trademarks, and copyrights as collateral to obtain loans from banks, addressing funding challenges for technology-based SMEs lacking real estate guarantees [9]. - Eligible for this financing are valid patents and trademarks granted by the National Intellectual Property Office and copyright registration certificates from the National Copyright Administration [9].