Intellectual property stories
Tesla's case against ex-employee for allegedly leaking Autopilot trade secrets to Xiaopeng Motors underscores the urgent need for robust IP security measures.
Insider threat is real, according to a new report that highlights employee behaviour around sharing corporate information.
For tech startups, the necessity of brand protection is too often thrown in the 'too hard' or 'too expensive' basket or simply overlooked.
Half of all patents for AI have been published in the last five years – a marked upsurge since the initial boom that started in 2001.
Delta Insurance warns NZ businesses of intellectual property theft risks in China and the US. IP litigation on the rise. Insurance available for protection.
The US legal battle over software copyright could have consequences for vendors and providers here in Australia and New Zealand.
Software suppliers and buyers can identify high-risk code, prioritise accordingly and channel effort to projects.
The solution will aim to improve overall customer experience by automating business processes for the government agency.
Channel change is bringing with it new opportunities for resellers, who remain well placed to capitalise on the insatiable need for technology.
Asia saw the highest number of applications for patents, trademarks and industrial designs of any region in 2015.
BitTitan says its new expanded version of the MSPComplete platform empowers partners to increase revenue and reduce service delivery costs.
Menlo Security has expanded its Menlo Security Isolation Platform to include a new phishing prevention solution.
IPONZ unveils Trade Mark Check, a free online tool simplifying the process of verifying if a word, image, or logo is trade marked in New Zealand.
Buyers of lookalike hydraulic cylinders face downtime and warranty losses as Enerpac moves towards legal action over copied products.
Remark Holdings will deploy artificial-intelligence-based object-recognition software to monitor content streamed via the Internet in China.
New Zealand's Intellectual Property Office has been ranked number one worldwide for its online capabilities by the World Trademark Review.
New Zealand and Australian businesses to benefit from improved advice on patenting as new Patents Amendment Bill passes.
Unitec's new high-tech research network has been launched to help boost the country's innovation and IP creation prospects.
EdPotential will deliver software-as-a-service products based on advanced algorithms and data analysis capability through cloud services.
'Turning Innovation into Gold' seminar series aims to champion Kiwi innovation and improve commercial success rates.