Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

The third week of May.

Just when the whole new energy industry was in turmoil, a message from the U.S. Department of Commerce added a firewood to this barrel that could explode at any moment.

Standing at the second press conference this month, a U.S. Department of Commerce press spokesperson dressed in a suit of leather said in serious terms, facing the front row of footage.

“After a week of research, we have gathered evidence from 16 new energists around the world and consulted with industry. ”

“We have enough evidence to prove that Starry Sky Technology has a clear monopoly. ”

“In addition to this, we note in particular that the charging pile companies controlled by Star Sky Technology, when competing with the Tesla Group for the charging pile business of the Changjiang Triangle City Group of China, have resorted to malicious means of competition and set a threshold of exclusivity that prevents other enterprises from entering the field, which is contrary to the spirit of free trade and hinders the development order of the industry. ”

“In view of this, we will bring an action before the Court on the legality of the SH standard. ”

“Considering that the introduction of the SH standard is one of the evidence that Star Sky Technology uses patents to disturb market order, this case will be conducted in parallel with the antitrust investigation! ”

The press conference was a scene of silence.

Journalists on the scene rushed up like smelly sharks, dying to press the shutter in their hand, and the camera feared missing out on every look on the spokesperson's face.

SH standard is invalid!

The U.S. Department of Commerce will launch an anti-monopoly investigation into Starry Sky Technology!

Indeed, the development of China's new energy industry eventually cautioned the United States.

Neither the White House nor Congress will be able to stand idly by.

It is foreseeable that the entire new energy industry will undergo a dramatic change as a result of the actions of the U.S. Department of Commerce!

Journalists standing on the scene, blinking in their eyes, have even thought about the headlines on the newspaper tomorrow.

You don't have to be sad about not having enough breaking news for the rest of the month!

Shortly after the United States Department of Commerce press conference, news from major newspapers had not even been produced, and the content of the press conference aimed at star technology had gone along the lines of the Internet.

Facebook, the amount of discussion on this topic, instantly detonated.

At a glance, whether it's academia or industry, whether it's a brick mover on Wall Street or a takeout to a white collar in a office building, whether it's an international student circle or a Hong Kong and Taiwan overseas Chinese community, there's a lively discussion about this.

[I think the White House should have done it by now!

[The evil XX mistook advantage of our legal loopholes to achieve their unspeakable ends! They're trying to make us as unfettered as they are!

I think the Qi standard is good, in addition to mobile phones, it can be fully compatible with NEVs, why should you use SH standard? Can't the Chinese do what we do?

[Grass! Why should I use your standards? If you can, you don't need a patent on a lithium battery!

[Did you come out of the wall upstairs? Remember, the patent for the lithium empty battery belongs to ExxonMobil. (Sniffles)]

[Bullshit! What kind of carbon molecule are all the patents on lithium empty batteries? You ate the oxygen molecule through the membrane? And how do I know that the mathematical model in Professor Stanley's thesis was copied from Professor Lu?

Don't you think it's silly to take this kind of capture as the truth?

The controversial opinions seemed to be divided into two factions, one that believed that the practices of the United States Department of Commerce were justified, and the other that such countries were more rogue in their repression of high-tech enterprises in other countries than in their construction of patent barriers.

To be honest, patent barriers are a very common thing, and any enterprise committed to R&D would want to do everything possible to protect its intellectual property rights, which are also recognized by the international community.

After all, if even the most basic rights such as patents cannot be guaranteed, who would be willing to do something that is unpleasant and risky for research and development?

Therefore, it is in fact untenable to argue that interference in the exercise of the legitimate rights of star science and technology over its patents on the grounds that it affects the development of the industry.

However, when the influence of an enterprise has become part of the power of the State, some things can no longer be viewed solely from a market perspective.

In a way, repression from the official forces of the United States is only a matter of time and night for astral technology.

Even without this fuse of the SH standard, this condition will be triggered by other things in the future.

The United States would never allow China to create a “vampire" similar to Qualcomm in a high-tech field that could wipe the wool of its fellow citizens around the world with patents alone.

Or to be more straightforward, for the white dominated western world, a third world country trying to develop science and technology to become truly powerful and advance to the ranks of developed countries is itself an original sin in their eyes...

It is precisely for this reason that there is also a more neutral view in the cracks debated between the opposite and opposite sides.

From either point of view, the SH standard is purely market conduct with no political purpose, and now the U.S. Department of Commerce's anti-monopoly investigation raises it to the level of confrontation between countries…

Anyway, it's not a good thing to think, even from the perspective of the Americans themselves.

In fact, the neutral factions are not worried about their views.

Once the conflict had begun, it had shown an impenetrable trend.

Almost the day after the U.S. Department of Commerce stood up, the Department of Justice followed with a huge stick in its hand, indicating irregularities in the registration process for the company that bought the patent from ExxonMobil - the shell company that was used by Startech as a patent takeover springboard - during a review of a patent takeover six years ago.

And the acquisition itself is suspected of contract fraud!

Ex-employee of ExxonMobil, who signed the patent assignment agreement that year, admitted the “fact” that he had accepted a $500,000 bribe from Startech and signed the guilty plea with little resistance.

While this sounds somewhat far-fetched, leaving the conspiracy to speak for itself, if this accusation is established, the patent acquisition six years ago could be outlawed.

And the patent involved in the patent acquisition case on “caged carbon molecules", ExxonMobil said it might actually be possible to take it back...

And the kind that doesn't have to be refunded...

……

ExxonMobil's office.

Professor Stanley, who pushed open the door and walked in, looked at Woods, sitting behind the desk, dead as if he were looking at a monster.

“Are you crazy? You know, we all stole data from them... I don't know why the Chinese generously failed to pursue it afterwards, but the very means by which we obtained the patent was disgraceful! ”

“I think all you scholars need to do is focus on what's going on in the lab," Woods smiled and said, not really paying attention, "Besides, whatever we use to get that data, the charges in court are about evidence, you know? Professor Stanley. ”

Of course Woods doesn't care.

Things in the business arena are nothing but victorious and disgraceful.

But Professor Stanley is different. He's not a businessman. He's an academic.

He can do shameless or even shameless things, but he can't be shameless!

“Sometimes habit is proof! ”

The spit stars were flying around, Professor Stanley was almost roaring, and he said to Woods, "You don't understand, people have been arguing behind this all these years, and the mathematical model used in that paper on caged carbon molecules six years ago, in terms of how the data was processed, is exactly the same as the award winner nominated by that man when he won the Nobel Prize in 18 years! Even someone was flirting with me, and in 18 years Nobel's taste should have added my name! ”

Woods: “Isn't that nice? ”

“Not good at all!” Professor Stanley said angrily, "... no one has turned this old account over in recent years, but just because of the patent case, someone has recently started mentioning it again. ”

Woods slightly wrinkled his eyebrows, but the twisted eyebrows quickly stretched out and spoke with ease.

“I don't know much about your scholarship, but isn't it now that there's no doubt? People suspect you did it, but as long as they don't have proof, you don't. ”

“I just wanted to tell you that if they brought this up in court, you wouldn't even be able to convince the jury! ”

“This is a lawsuit, but I'm afraid there won't be a jury," said Woods, smiling at Stanley, looking at his chest fluttering. "Relax, my man... are you coming back to me? Don't tell me you're only here to complain to me about this boring thing. ”

“I'm so stupid, I shouldn't have come to talk you out of it. It's like playing a piano on a cow!” Stanley held his head with remorse, "the farther you were going down the wrong road, which is definitely not a boring complaint, and you'll see why I said that. ”

“It's too complicated for you to think about it," Woods shrugged, "do you really think we're going to play fair with them? You're wrong, I can be very responsible to tell you that this is a joint strangulation from the White House and Wall Street, and there are no businesses in the world that can face both the White House and Wall Street, not even our own. ”

Looking at Professor Stanley, stunned, Woods smiled and said.

“Patents don't matter to them. ”

“You just need to know that this time they're dead! ”