CNIPA

organization

Last mentioned: Mar 24, 2026

Timeline

  1. Commercialization Phase

    Projected launch of new platforms to facilitate the licensing of screened patents to the private sector.

  2. Screening Completion

    Official announcement of the completed audit across all targeted institutions.

  3. Xi Vision Outlined

    President Xi Jinping details the vision for AI-driven growth in the 15th Five-Year Plan during the National People's Congress.

  4. Nvidia Resumes China Shipments

    Reports emerge that Nvidia is restarting production of chips tailored for the Chinese market.

  5. 15th FYP Drafting Begins

    The Central Committee begins drafting the 15th Five-Year Plan with a focus on self-reliance.

  6. Mid-point Review

    Preliminary assessment of university IP portfolios and identification of high-potential patents.

  7. Initiative Launch

    CNIPA begins the national patent screening program for academic institutions.

  8. AI-Plus Initiative Launched

    China introduces the 'AI-Plus' initiative at the National People's Congress to integrate AI into traditional industries.

Stories mentioning CNIPA 2

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China Completes National Patent Audit to Accelerate EdTech Commercialization

China has finalized a comprehensive screening of patents across its universities and research institutions, marking a pivotal shift toward market-driven innovation. This initiative aims to unlock dormant intellectual property, particularly in high-growth sectors like educational technology and artificial intelligence, to bolster national competitiveness.

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China’s 15th Five-Year Plan: Xi Jinping’s Blueprint for AI Sovereignty

President Xi Jinping’s vision for the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030) centers on 'New Quality Productive Forces,' prioritizing AI-driven industrial modernization and technological self-sufficiency. The plan aims to decouple China's high-tech sector from Western dependencies while accelerating the deployment of large-scale AI models across the domestic economy.

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