Idaho has long been a quiet leader in innovation and technology. From the massive new Micron semiconductor factories in Boise to the research facilities at Idaho National Laboratory in Idaho Falls, our state’s scientists, engineers and entrepreneurs are spearheading America’s technological and manufacturing renaissance.
Inventors and their supporters will be busy for months as US policymakers tinker with litigation funding taxes, disclosure of funding details and whether to restore injunctions to patent cases
The United States is falling behind in the global race for technological leadership. China now leads the United States in 37 out of 44 critical technologies, according to an in-depth analysis from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute. This includes fields that will define the future, such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, advanced medicine, and advanced manufacturing.
Big business lobbyists are winning an obscure — but hugely consequential — battle over the future of the judicial system. If these lobbyists continue to get their way, small businesses and their workers will be the biggest losers.
On Tuesday, November 26, 2024, the Inventors Defense Alliance filed an amicus brief in EcoFactor, Inc. v Google LLC.
The story is every inventor’s nightmare: A small innovative company develops a breakthrough technology. A much larger company takes notice. Shortly thereafter, it launches a suspiciously similar product.
American innovation is under attack. Across the country, it’s increasingly difficult for startups and inventors to protect their inventions from large companies that want to steal them.
As a new Congress prepares to take the reins in January, lawmakers on Capitol Hill are racing against the clock to tackle the mountain of pending legislation that awaits their attention.
As a new Congress prepares to take the reins in January, lawmakers on Capitol Hill are racing against the clock to tackle the mountain of pending legislation that awaits their attention.
More than 120 corporate giants have just issued a joint letter putting themselves squarely on the side of patent infringers and against America’s smaller innovative companies.