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Table of Contents

• This Week's Patent News

• Weekly Statistics

• Main Article

• Trivia (question)

• Featured Inventor

• Today in Patent History

• Our Features

• Centurion Patentors

• Trivia (answer)

• Recommendations

This Week's Patent News:

1. Speculation of Harm Isn’t Standing – Not Every Adverse Board Decision Is Ticket to Appeal: A Federal Circuit ruling dismissed an appeal due to lack of standing, reinforcing the importance of concrete injury in patent disputes.

2. Therapeutic Efficacy Requirement in Patent Law: The Delhi High Court ruled that a novel intermediate compound must demonstrate therapeutic efficacy to overcome Section 3(d) objections in a patent dispute involving Zeria Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd.

3. Translation Requirements in Patent Law: A discussion on whether translation requirements should be applied equally across different jurisdictions in patent filings.

4. Annual Report 2024 of the Boards of Appeal of the European Patent Office: A review of key decisions and trends in European patent law, highlighting significant rulings and procedural updates.

This was the genesis of Dropbox, the cloud storage service that would revolutionize how we think about file sharing and make forgetting a USB drive feel refreshingly irrelevant.

Houston co-founded Dropbox in 2007 with Arash Ferdowsi, and the duo brought Silicon Valley some much-needed simplicity. At a time when file-sharing often meant emailing yourself documents or wrestling with clunky FTP servers, Dropbox introduced an interface so intuitive that even your technologically challenged aunt could master it. Houston’s vision was to create a "magic pocket” where your files would always be available, no matter where you were or how bad your memory might be.

The charm of Houston’s story lies in how universally relatable it is. Who hasn’t experienced that sinking feeling of forgetting something crucial? But unlike most of us, who might grumble and move on, Houston turned a mundane inconvenience into a billion-dollar idea. Today, Dropbox boasts hundreds of millions of users worldwide, proving that sometimes, all it takes to change the world is a missed USB drive and a healthy dose of entrepreneurial audacity.

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The Embedded Visionary Architecting Tomorrow’s Firmware

If you've never heard his name, that's by design. Gupta’s work lives in the invisible layers between hardware and software, where firmware breathes life into systems, and where precision is paramount. At AMI, he leads the technology and architecture group, shaping dynamic firmware services for some of the most demanding environments: hyperconverged infrastructure, advanced sensor models, and critical device management protocols. In short, he doesn’t just build systems, he builds the frameworks that manage the systems.

But Gupta is more than a behind-the-scenes engineer. He’s a distinguished inventor, with over 100 patents filed at the USPTO, primarily in systems management and cybersecurity. He’s also a mentor, guiding the next generation of engineers to push beyond the limits of what’s possible in AI-infused firmware and secure, intelligent systems.

His vision? To craft technical roadmaps that don’t just respond to market shifts, but predict them. In an industry obsessed with speed, Gupta’s work reminds us that true innovation starts at the foundation. And in that quiet, code-heavy corner of the tech world, he’s already several steps ahead.

🎒🧥 Fashion Meets Function: The Patented Jacket-Backpack Hybrid

Part fashion, part function, this patent captures a growing trend: smart, adaptable clothing that fits the modern lifestyle, one pocket at a time.

Congratulations to last week's Centurion Patentors!
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Answer C: 46%. Steve Jobs received 267 Patents since he passed away.

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