IAM Live: SEP Summit Global 2026

Solve Intelligence attended IAM Live: SEP Summit Global in London, 9-10 September.

Date
9-10 September 2026
Venue
The Waldorf Hilton
Location
London, United Kingdom
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Solve Intelligence
London, United Kingdom · 2026

IAM Live: SEP Summit Global 2026

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IAM Live: SEP Summit Global 2026 covered FRAND, automotive and IoT licensing, patent pools and AI-assisted global SEP strategy.

Why meet us

  • See how AI supports patent drafting, prosecution and analysis.
  • Talk through workflows that are relevant to your team and practice.
  • Discuss confidentiality, accuracy and keeping professional judgement in control.
  • Meet the Solve Intelligence specialists attending the conference.

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IAM Live: SEP Summit Global 2026 took place at The Waldorf Hilton in London on 9–10 September. The conference focused on standard-essential patents (SEPs), bringing together patent owners, technology implementers, licensing professionals and legal advisers. Its specialist remit connected the development of technology standards with the negotiations and disputes surrounding access to patented inventions.

The 2026 agenda examined global SEP licensing strategy, the next generation of standards and the expansion of licensing into new sectors. Sessions considered automotive technologies, connected devices and the Internet of Things, alongside the roles of patent pools and bilateral agreements. Litigation discussions explored the UK and Unified Patent Court, while negotiation-focused sessions considered preparation, deadlock and the use of AI.

SEP Summit Global is relevant to businesses on both sides of a licence: those commercialising patented technology and those incorporating it into products. Its mix of policy, legal and commercial perspectives helps explain how developments in one jurisdiction or industry can affect negotiations elsewhere. Panels, interviews and masterclasses provided a focused forum for comparing approaches to fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) licensing and the commercial challenges of standards-based innovation.

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