Enhance your patent search with AI. Try the FREE AI-powered tool

2023 Patent Roundup: US Unicorns

Parola Analytics 2023 Patent Roundup_US Unicorns

2023 Patent Roundup: US Unicorns

Unicorn companies, privately held startups valued at over $1 billion, attract significant investments due to their rapid growth, disruptive technologies, and potential for high returns. But how do these unicorns safeguard their innovations?

Our latest report reveals that only 22% of US startups that achieved unicorn status in 2023 have patents. Notable among these unicorns are Lyten, Gradiant, Our Next Energy, BitGo, and KoBold Metals. These companies are in highly innovative industries: advanced materials, sustainable technologies, energy storage, AI systems for mineral exploration, and cryptocurrency.

For a detailed review of these US unicorns — their patenting activities, the jurisdictions where they seek protection, and analyses of their patented technologies — download our latest report.

Know the landscape. Get ahead.

Get customized, comprehensive patent landscape reports on your chosen technology area.

Subscribe to our newsletter

  • Questions? Check our privacy policy.
  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Sign up to get access

"*" indicates required fields

Name*
By signing, you accept Parola Analytics terms of service and privacy policy, and agree to receive occasional email about campaigns. you can unsubscribe anytime.
Hidden
Hidden
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Patent and IP updates straight to your inbox

Sign up now to receive monthly patent news, analysis and free insight reports.

We don’t spam, we promise.

Disclaimer: 

1. Parola Analytics and Avontis are distinct entities and operate independently. Any references to Avontis or its services do not constitute a legal partnership. 

2. Parola Analytics does not provide legal services. Our services are limited to research and technical analysis. Any information provided by Parola Analytics should not be construed as legal advice.