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Our current topics include Apple’s semiconductor work and next-generation non-volatile memory. The topics we cover will quickly grow as we grow.

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Ned Today

15Jan20 –

Many editorials around Intellectual Property and Innovation have appeared in the Globe and Mail over the past 18 months, or so. They have talked about an Innovation Arms Race, Made in Canada solutions and, more recently Innovation Leakage. An overriding premise is that Canadian innovation, particularly that which is at least partially publicly funded, is landing in the hands of non-Canadian corporations. AI and 5G are the most common examples. Upon reading and digesting these it strikes that there is much commonality to these discussions.

This concept needs some thought cycles. The first step is to look back at an article posted at ned several years ago. It considers the relationship between fundamental research and patents.

… more to come

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