Ibm:20 the king of patents on large data cloud computing

According to foreign media reports, the more in the competitive technology era, the more important the patent portfolio, IBM for 20 consecutive years of the U.S. annual patent application and approval list, 2012, IBM obtained 6478 patents, and then the patent title.

Every time, IBM's new patent will bring the progress of human technology and civilization, this time is no exception. IBM's patents this year have involved large data analysis, cloud computing, mobile computing, social networking, software-defined environments, and other industry solutions across retail, banking, healthcare, and transportation. IBM says its new invention patent will bring a major shift in the cognitive age.

Ginni Rometty, IBM's chairman and chief executive, says IBM's achievements in technology and science innovation stem from its long-term commitment to research and development, and she owes credit to the IBM inventor.

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In fact, more than 8,000 IBM inventors across 46 states and 35 countries and regions in the United States have been involved in a 2012-year patent application, with inventors outside the United States accounting for 2012 of the patent output in the year.

Since 1993-2012, IBM has a total of nearly 67000 patents, in 2012, IBM patents over Accenture, Amazon, Apple, EMC, Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Oracle/sun, Symantec and other corporate patents combined.

Samsung was ranked second in 2012 by 5081, with Canon, Sony and Panasonic the third, plus Microsoft, Toshiba, Hon Hai, General Tepco and LG Electronics.

IBM's interesting patents involve artificial intelligence, big data, cloud computing

Roger Kay, chief analyst at Endpoint Technologies, said it was not uncommon for IBM to win again. IBM has always attached importance to investment in scientific research, its long-term cultivation of innovative culture to patent inventions provide the most important breeding soil, winning is the inevitable result.

IBM has introduced some interesting patents this year, involving artificial intelligence, large data, and cloud computing.

In the area of artificial intelligence, including providing accurate answers to natural language questions, IBM applied the technology to supercomputer Watson, which allows computers to understand the problem of natural language expression and provide a precise answer through detailed understanding.

For large data, IBM has obtained a patent for optimizing pattern recognition of non-Gaussian parameters. This patent can deal with and learn the rapidly growing complexity of knowledge, such as the understanding of colloquial phrases, the use of vehicle GPS predictive traffic patterns to predict the location of traffic jams.

In the area of cloud computing, IBM has also applied for patents such as efficient use of cloud computing resources and lower energy consumption.

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