EU’s plans for SEPs could drive innovation from Europe
On April 27, the European Commission presented a legislative package comprising proposals for the regulation of standard-essential patents (SEPs), compulsory licensing and supplementary protection certificates (SPCs)—including unitary SPCs.
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