Shanghai has authorized enterprise information inquiry platforms Qixinbao and Qichacha to display registered data product intellectual property (IP) information starting Jan 1.
China aims to further enhance intellectual property (IP) governance, improve patent quality, and accelerate IP commercialization during the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) period.
As the nation enters the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30), the focus will remain on high-quality IP development, strengthening protections, and driving international collaboration, further contributing to global innovation.
As China moves into its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30), key regions are driving innovation and strengthening intellectual property (IP) capabilities, positioning China as a global leader in IP protection, commercialization, and international collaboration.
Since the pilot launch of data product IP registration in December 2024, Shanghai has accepted 1,203 data product intellectual property applications and issued 802 registration certificates, with products registered from 29 provinces, generating over 19.5 billion yuan ($2.79 billion) in economic value.
Three specialized patent databases covering modern agriculture, scientific instruments and research reagents, and cell and gene therapy have been launched on the Shanghai Intellectual Property (Patent) Information Public Service Platform to strengthen intellectual property (IP) support for key innovation-driven industries.
Chongming district, located at the Yangtze River estuary, has emerged as Shanghai's leading hub for geographical indication development, leveraging its clean waterways, fertile soil, mild climate, and deep farming heritage to build high-quality, eco-friendly agricultural brands.
Shanghai and Yunnan province have launched a joint data product intellectual property (IP) registration service, marking a step toward expanding cross-regional cooperation and supporting the growth of the artificial intelligence industry and the digital economy.
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