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To: 3bar who wrote (19593)5/17/2019 8:42:34 AM
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As someone who runs a company that have several patents, it is common knowledge that patents are easier to defend in China than the US at present. Property law has been maligned over the past few decades in the US. Hopefully now, with a conservative bench, that reverses. Innovation is suffering imo. The Alice 101 ruling in particular has made defending IP a long shot today in the US.

We recently licensed some patents to several Chinese firms, both domestic and international operators.
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