Nilay Goyal

Boston Scientific’s January acquisitions of Valencia and Penumbra caught my attention. There is a clear strategic thread: the real value is the IP and procedural know-how that can plug into BSX’s existing platforms and scale fast. Sharing my take: linkedin.com/pulse/strategi…

@chess_feed Kf1 leaves nowhere for black to move and be safe. No check, but mate in 1.

White to move, mate in 1!

2025 was a year of steady progress for Innovance. Smart work, and fewer “can we patent this by Friday?” moments. 😄📅 Cheers to 2026: Wishing you all Bright ideas, Tight Strategies, and meaningful leaps ahead. #IP #Innovation #Strategy

@SandyofCthulhu Quite a few brands have held on to the original detailed aesthetics, but one of the few that have added to it is @7UP

One day I would like to see a logo redesign that made it look better instead of soulless and terrible. Can anyone give a counterexample?

@heathahrens Great thread. Indeed vertical integration is very important. If you zoom in deeper, there is also a bigger play here with respect to memory access latency, the next bottleneck in AI training & inference. I talked about that in my thread here…

Tesla and Samsung just signed a $16.5B AI pact. It’s not about chips or cash. It’s about the ONE move that will decide which AI companies survive the next decade, and which disappear. Here’s what the next 10 years of AI will really look like: ⬇️

8/8 At innovance.ai, this is the lens we use every day: We help innovators turn IP from legal protection into strategic advantage: bridging business, technology, and growth. #Tesla #Samsung #AIHardware #IPStrategy #Semiconductors #xAI #TechPolicy #Innovation #DeepTech

7/ Tesla’s deal with Samsung is a case study in strategic alignment: ⚙️ Engineering 💼 Business foresight 📄 IP control In the next wave of AI hardware, IP is not an afterthought - it is part of the infrastructure.

6/ So why does this matter? Because in AI hardware today, technical capability ≠ strategic eligibility. You need the IP rights to design, optimize, and scale - and that’s exactly what Samsung brought to the table.

5/ Samsung’s broader IP portfolio backs this up: • Leading memory patent filer globally • Extensive patents in 2nm fabrication • IP covering AI chip design, parallel processing, NPUs This IP wasn’t built overnight. It was orchestrated.

Tesla’s $16.5B chip deal with Samsung isn’t just about 2nm fabs or foundry capacity. It’s about latency on memory access and the intellectual property around it. Here’s what this deal really signals 👇 🧵 1/

4/ Key patents in that SanDisk deal? 1⃣ US7826271B2: Scalable memory using block interleaving 2⃣ US8576624B2: Distributed memory access 3⃣ US11170290B2: ML-optimized storage Each one tackles a real constraint in AI training.

3/ Anticipating the need for advanced memory chips, Samsung is building more than just a factory. In 2025, it made two strategic IP moves: ✅ Acquired 116 memory & storage patents from SanDisk ✅ Licensed hybrid bonding IP from China’s YMTC (400-layer NAND)

2/ At the heart of Tesla’s Colossus compute architecture is a mission to minimize latency between training, inference, and real-time deployment. In that mission, the next performance bottleneck is memory throughput.

If you would like to explore how your breakthrough could fly further? My DMs are open. 🚀 #IntellectualProperty #IPCommercialization #TechEntrepreneur

At Innovance, we treat IP as an engine, not insurance. We convert R&D into bankable collateral, craft licensing pathways & prep your tech for global scale, from day one.

1906: a single filing (U.S. Patent 821,393) transforms two bicycle-shop engineers into America’s first aviation company. 💡 Investors like Vanderbilt pile in with $1 M before product-market fit existed. #IPStrategy 🧵