In the News: SEP Antitrust Regulation; First Infringement Case on Search Prompt Algorithms; and China's First Energy Law

SAMR tightens rules on SEPs to protect competition; Lawsuit defines scope of search engines’ obligations on search result algorithms; and China promotes carbon neutrality in new environmental energy law.

By CLP staff and Krista Lee

In the News: SEP Antitrust Regulation; First Infringement Case on Search Prompt Algorithms; and China's First Energy Law

China Introduces Regulation on Standard Essential Patents

Chinese antitrust regulator has published guidelines to prevent the misuse of standard essential patents (SEPs) to restrict competition, Xinhua reports.

SEPs are patents that protect inventions that are necessary to implement a technological standard. The

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