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Specialist chapter: Overcoming patentability challenges for computer-implemented inventions at the EPO
['James Short', 'Simon Binnie', 'Jason Pelly', 'Howard Sands', 'View Full Biography', 'Alice Wang', 'Lionel Ser', 'Muhammad Helmi Hikmat', 'Nabil Argya Yusuf', 'Reihan Faiz']
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Case law on the assessment of computer-implemented inventions can give the impression that prosecution of these cases involves different considerations from other inventions.
It is this barrier that causes most problems for computer-implemented inventions at the EPO.
A potential technical effect is a downstream effect in a technical process that is dependent upon certain conditions.
SufficiencyThe consideration of sufficiency of disclosure is also the same for computer-implemented inventions as in other fields.
However, the patentability of computer-implemented inventions is certainly possible and is based on the same first principles as any other invention.
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