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A New Look At China Beating The U.S. On Patents Can Be Misleading
China's patent applications reached 1.5 million in 2018, more than twice the number in the U.S., as the Chinese country pushes ahead to become a global technology power. China accounted for 46 percent of patent filings globally.
It was the first time that China leaped ahead of the U.S., which came in at a distant second place with 597,141 applications for patents to protect its intellectual property, according to newly released figures from the World Intellectual Property Organization.
Keep in mind that this latest indicator of China's inventiveness is a bit misleading. That 1.5 million is a domestic figure, representing patents filed within China nationally. It's not the international picture or patents filed via the Geneva-based World Intellectual Property Organization. Looked at from that WIPO score, U.S.-based applicants filed for 56,142 patents applications or 22 percent of the total, followed by 53,345 from China at 21 percent.
No matter your perspective, it's clear where this trend is leading. My new book,
Tech Titans of China
, points out that China has climbed from seventh place globally a decade ago to second today for patent applications via WIPO.
Read more at Forbes, Patent Race.
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