Letters | Becoming China’s intellectual property hub holds great promise for Hong Kong
Readers discuss how Hong Kong can spearhead the creation and management of platforms to enforce and license the large volumes of China-sourced IP, and the advantages the city has for those willing to grab them
A man reads from his mobile phone in front of Huawei’s logo in Beijing on April 27. Photo: Simon Song
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Hong Kong can be China’s intellectual property (IP) hub. China has made substantial progress in IP creation. We hear about Huawei and other major Chinese companies filing the biggest number of patent applications under the Patent Cooperation Treaty.