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IPlytics revolutionizes the patent landscape with Undeclared Patent Universe for WiFi Generations. Building upon the success of undeclared patents for video coding technologies, we have now expanded IPlytics’ database solution to include undisclosed patents that hold great potential for WiFi 4, WiFi 5, and WiFi 6 generations.

Now it's time to gain unprecedented insights into undisclosed patents and empower your businesses to navigate the WiFi landscape with confidence and stay ahead of the curve.

Learn more about our new release here: https://www.iplytics.com/general/breaking-new-ground-iplytics-introduces-undeclared-patent-universe-for-wifi-generations/

Breaking New Ground: IPlytics Introduces Undeclared Patent Universe for WiFi Generations - IPlytics IPlytics continues to make strides in offering cutting-edge insights and fostering accessibility in the world of patents and standardized technology. Building upon the success of undeclared patents for video coding technologies, the company has now expanded its database solution to include undisclos...

At , we're proud to be revolutionizing the world of patent analysis with our latest expansion, providing access to undeclared patents and their semantic essentiality scores for the AVC, HEVC, and VVC video coding generations. 📽️ Learn more from this press release to understand the hidden world of patents and power innovation.

https://www.iplytics.com/general/undeclared-patent-universe-video-coding/

If you're curious to see how IPlytics can help you unlock the power of undeclared patent data? Book a demo with us and get started today!

In the of The SEP Couch Podcast, we invited Ms. Maghame, who has served as senior IP counsel at Hewlett-Packard and Compaq Computer Corporation.

Taraneh helps companies in new industry verticals that use connectivity standards or plan to use connectivity standards in their products. Taraneh believes that regulators should allow the markets to self-regulate. Still, at the same time, she believes that policymakers should provide more guidance for solutions and especially, increase transparency to decrease legal uncertainty in industries where SEP licensing is yet to be established. This is for the good of both the implementers and the SEP holders.

Listen to the full podcast to learn about her shared insights on SEP Licensing Realities. https://www.iplytics.com/events/podcast/