What if your new technology arises from a known technology, and only differs from the selection of a specific sub-range of values (for example a specific percentage of compounds or a specific temperature)? What are the advantages of patenting such a development?
Due to the growing interdependence of the world’s economy and population, your market is not limited to the countries in which your company is based. Indeed you may have a global impact.
Therefore, how do you protect your inventions internationally?
There is no such thing as an international patent, as a patent is restricted to a specific territory and no single patent confers protection for your invention at a worldwide level.
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