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Intellectual Property Rights in IoT | Neo IP's JiNan Glasgow George | Internet of Things Podcast

IoT For All Podcast · 23 May 2023 · 23m

What this episode covers

JiNan Glasgow George, founder and CEO of Neo IP, discusses intellectual property strategy for IoT companies, emphasizing that IP is a critical asset for valuation and acquisition readiness. She explains the shift to 'first-to-file' patent systems, the importance of prior art research to de-risk filings, and the legal complexities surrounding IP in the Metaverse and AI-generated content. George also highlights trends in digital twins, edge computing, and the growing IoT investment landscape in the Middle East.

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Neo IP, Neo Patents, Red Hat, SAS, Microsoft, IBM, Google, Hermes, Open AI, USPTO
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