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I’m writing something for a foreign company, and they asked for some examples; I really can’t find any suitable ones. Can those who know it help give some hints? Thank you! ! ! !
Actually, I know a few myself, but I’m not aware of the full details. For example, did Guotai Acetic Acid have some dispute with some company in the United States? Who can help with the specific details? Anything similar will work
In fact, the purpose of technical property rights is to promote technological progress. However, in China, the issue of intellectual property rights has been deliberately distorted by foreign companies. The person upstairs mentioned the example of Cathay Pacific; actually, BP’s patents should have entered the Chinese market back in 1986. If those patents were applied for at that time, they should have expired by now. These companies are well aware of this, and they bring up such issues in order to slow down the technological progress of domestic enterprises and maximize their economic interests in China. (A 15-year protection period should have expired long ago.) If intellectual property rights are always used as an excuse, then what’s the point of China introducing such technologies? What’s the point of protecting intellectual property rights? The same is true with GE’s gasification patents – the company transferred its gasification technology to southern Shandong in 1985, and more than 20 years have passed since then, yet they still use these patents to threaten domestic enterprises; it’s pure technological extortion!!!!
What was said upstairs makes sense – repeating introductions each time wastes a lot of money; some of those items are already past their protection period yet still need to be introduced. Some domestic design firms and relevant agencies also play a negative role, which is truly sad
Thank you for your answer. I need to keep looking
The patent dispute over the ash fusion gasification technology between the Shanxi Coal Chemistry Research Institute and Shaanxi Qinjin Company was covered in detail by China Science and Technology News; the original poster is encouraged to read it.