[IPnomics] Global IT Startup, Who's rising

Summary

The initial value of startups is similar to the value of the patents they own. New ideas and R&D outcomes are intellectual properties (IP). To select outstanding startups, IPnomics picked the most ‘promising global startups’ in the IT sector based on their US patent activities.

A total of 314 ‘promising global IT startups’ own 23 patents on average.
The global enterprise most interested in IT startups is IBM.
We selected global promising startups in the Telecommunication (53) and Semiconductor & Equipment (70) segments.
We also selected global promising startups in the Software (96), Media & Content (35) and Convergence (60) segments.

Table of Contents

1. How were the promising startups picked?

Criteria for IPnomics’ selection of promising global startups
Patents of global promising startups in the IT segment

2. Promising startups in the Telecommunication segment

Patents of global promising startups in the Telecom segment
Main startups in the Telecom segment
Promising startups in the Telecom segment
Technological interest of the Global Company in the Telecom segment

3. Promising startups in the Semiconductor & Equipment segment

Patents of global promising startups in the Semiconductor & Equipment segment
Main startups in the Semiconductor & Equipment segment
Promising startups in the Semiconductor & Equipment segment
Technological interest of the Global Company in the Semiconductor & Equipment segment