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Top IP Portfolio Holders for Cloud Computing Technologies 

Cloud-powered data management solutions are the future. Meet the key players driving innovation in scalability and availability.

Language Processing Models

Language processing models aim to comprehend, interpret, and generate human language using computer algorithms. These models use statistical methods and machine learning techniques to process and analyze the meaning of words, sentences, and texts and look for patterns that can be used to make predictions or generate new content.

Conversational AI chatbot

Conversational AI is a type of AI that enables computers to understand, process, and generate responses naturally. Conversational AI blends machine learning and natural language processing (NLP). To keep the AI algorithms up to date, these NLP operations interact with machine learning processes in a continual feedback loop.

This explains how the conversational AI chatbot works.

Database Management System

A Database Management System (DBMS) is a software system designed to manage and organize data in a structured manner. In addition to managing a database's security and access controls, it enables users to build, change, and query databases.

This infographic by Lumenci highlights applications and top patent assignees for DBMS.

Standards for Electric Vehicle Charging

Sales of electric vehicles in the US have increased recently. There is roughly 51,000 EV charging station in the US. This has led to concerns about not having enough public charging stations across the country.

Resistive Random Access Memory (ReRAM)

Resistive Random Access Memory (ReRAM) is one of the primary contenders for becoming next-generation memory technology. A non-volatile form of memory, it is widely popular among researchers and manufacturers.

Metaverse and Intellectual Property

The metaverse attracts a large pool of intellectual property owners. IP in the metaverse ensures the smooth running of the metaverse, preventing brands from abusing or copying the existing IP owners illegally.

Cryptography

Cryptography is a method of securely sending encrypted messages only to be accessed by the original sender and intended receiver. It protects the integrity and confidentiality of data against adversaries. We throw light on 4 main characteristics of cryptography.

Cloud File Storage

Enterprises can pick which Cloud File Storage is best for them: public, private, or hybrid. While the public is open to all, it’s less secure as compared to private cloud file storage.

This infographic discusses the types and patent filing trends in cloud file storage.

Backscatter Communication

Backscatter communications (BackCom) technology helps resolve the challenge of limited network lifetime in IoT. It is a low-power low-complexity communication technique that uses an incident radio-frequency (RF) wave to transmit data without a battery or power source.

Random Access Memory

RAM consists of a series of memory cells that can be accessed randomly, allowing data to be read or written quickly. When a computer program runs, it loads data from the hard drive into RAM, so the processor can access it quickly. The more RAM a computer has, the more data it can store in memory at once, improving performance.

3D Printing

The industrial adoption of 3D printing has now spanned across industries as its applications are no longer restricted to the supply chain. It's now rapidly becoming a full-fledged production technology and will transform everything from major industries to our everyday lives.

Driverless Cars

From level 0 to level 5, automated self-driving cars start from vehicles with no automation to fully autonomous functions. Though we are still far from level 5 being widely available, we can currently witness some automation in cars.

This infographic explains different levels of self-driving cars and certain pros and cons.

Flash Memory

Flash memory is a nonvolatile memory, meaning it can retain data regardless of power, capable of erasing and rewriting data in units. It is widely used to store and transfer data in consumer devices, enterprise systems, and industrial applications, mainly divided into NAND and NOR flash memory.

LoRa : Non-cellular IoT Technology

LoRa (short for Long Range) is a wireless communication technology designed for IoT applications that require low power, long range connectivity. LoRa is a non-cellular technology that operates in unlicensed frequency bands, which means that devices using LoRa can be deployed without requiring a license.

Binaural Audio Technology

Binaural means ‘having two ears,’ binaural audio is about reproducing a real-life experience of hearing a sound. Binaural sound creates a 3D audio effect that replicates the live sound effects. For example, IMAX movies use this technology to create a 3D acoustic experience.

This infographic discusses binaural audio technology.

Evolution of RAN

Radio Access Network (RAN) is a key component of the cellular network architecture that provides wireless connectivity between mobile devices and the core network. Over the years, RAN has evolved significantly to meet the growing demand for faster data rates, increased capacity, and better coverage.

Smart Payments

Smart payments refer to digital payment methods that use advanced technology to provide secure, convenient, and efficient payment processing. Smart payments can include a range of payment methods, such as mobile payments, contactless payments, and digital wallets.

Wi-Fi 6 - The Revolutionizer

The last few years have witnessed an explosive increase in the number of Wi-Fi devices. Today, nearly every mobile device chip with Wi-Fi has become an integral part of our everyday lives. This blog will be divided into three parts. This blog part will take you on a journey of what it means, the evolution of Wi-Fi technology, emphasizing the latest Wi-Fi generation (i.e., Wi-Fi 6), Wi-Fi modulation techniques and modulation types, and Wi-Fi architecture.

Software Defined Network

Software Defined Networking (SDN) is a modern approach to network architecture that separates the control plane from the data plane, allowing for more flexible and dynamic network management. In traditional networking, the control plane, which manages network policies and routes, is tightly integrated with the data plane, which handles the actual forwarding of network traffic.

Internet Of Things

The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the network of physical objects, devices, vehicles, and other items that are connected to the internet and can collect and exchange data. IoT devices can range from simple sensors and switches to complex machinery and appliances, and can be found in a wide range of industries, including healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, and home automation.

IoT - Bluetooth Series

Bluetooth is a wireless communication technology that is commonly used in IoT devices to provide short-range connectivity and enable data exchange between devices.