The world's top 100 innovative companies selected Chinese companies without a list

According to foreign media reports, according to foreign media reports, Thomson Reuters released a report listing among the top 100 most innovative companies in the world, including 40 US companies, 31 Asian companies, and 29 European companies. Although the number of patent applications in China is leading the world, Chinese companies are not on the list because of insufficient patent quality and influence.
The report pointed out that not all applications will be approved, and the cost for companies to apply for a patent is very expensive. In the four major markets of the world, the United States, China, Europe, and Japan, how to protect their own inventions is also one of the indicators to measure the degree of importance that companies attach to intellectual property.
Thomson Reuters stated that innovation has become the cornerstone of economic growth and success. Although the number of patented inventions is an important measure of innovation, the significance of innovation goes far beyond the number of patent applications. The 100 most innovative companies in the world are mainly evaluated in terms of patent application success rate, global patent application, patent influence, and number of innovative patents.
Thomson Reuters also stated that Asia is a global leader in computer hardware manufacturing and automotive manufacturing; the United States is leading in semiconductor and electronic component manufacturing; Europe is in a leading position in machinery manufacturing, among which Swedish companies account for more than half of this category. France is a leader in scientific research, and the list of companies is the largest in European countries.
Schedule: Top 100 Most Innovative Companies in the World (In no particular order)
American Chemical Manufacturer 3M Company American Semiconductor and Electronic Component Manufacturer AMD
Swiss Power Engineering Group ABB (ASea Brown Boveri)
French Aircraft Manufacturers Airbus French Telecom Equipment Manufacturer Alcatel-Lucent American Medical Products Manufacturer Alcon Swedish Machinery Manufacturer Alfa Laval
United States Semiconductor Devices Analog Devices (Analog Devices)
American Communications Equipment Manufacturer Apple American Machine Manufacturer Applied Materials
French chemical company Arkema
Dutch Machinery Manufacturer Asma (ASML)
Swedish Machinery Manufacturer Atlas Copco (Atlas)
American communications equipment provider Avaya
German chemical manufacturer BASF
German drugmaker Bayer
American Aircraft Manufacturer Boeing U.S. Pharmaceutical Manufacturer Bristol-Myers Squibb
Japanese computer hardware manufacturer Canon Korean chemical manufacturer Cheil Industries
National Research Center of France (CNRS)
France's Atomic Energy Commission (Commissariat à l'énergie atomique)
US semiconductor, electronic components manufacturer Corning Japan industrial manufacturer Daikin Japan transportation equipment manufacturer Denso Corporation
American Chemical Manufacturer Dow
American Chemical Manufacturer DuPont
American Power Equipment Manufacturer Eaton (EATON)
Swedish telecommunications equipment supplier Ericsson U.S. medical device manufacturer Ethicon
US Refining Enterprise ExxonMobil Japan Power Equipment Manufacturer Fanuc
Japanese Computer Hardware Manufacturers Fujitsu United States Consumer Products Manufacturer General U.S. Industrial Manufacturing Goodyear Tire & Rubber
American Airlines Corporation Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation
US telecommunications equipment manufacturer Harris Corporation
US Computer Hardware Manufacturer HP Lichtenstein (Europe) Machinery Manufacturer Hilti
Japanese Computer Hardware Manufacturer Hitachi U.S. Medical Products Manufacturer Hoffmann La Roche
Japanese car manufacturer Honda United States Aerospace Enterprise Honeywell International French scientific research IFP Energies Nouvelles
US Semiconductor and Electronic Component Manufacturers Intel US Computer Hardware Firms IBM
Japan Aviation Electronics (Japan Aviation Electronics
Industry)
Japanese software vendor Konami Digital Entertainment
South Korean semiconductor and electronic component manufacturer LG
US Semiconductor and Electronic Component Manufacturers (LSI Corporation)
US Software Manufacturer Microsoft Japan Chemical Manufacturer Mitsubishi U.S. Communications Device Manufacturer Motorola Japan Semiconductor and Electronic Component Manufacturer Murata U.S. Computer Hardware Manufacturer NCR Corporation
Japanese computer hardware manufacturer NEC
Japanese telecommunications company NTT
Japanese chemical company Nitto Denko
Corporation)
Japanese medical product manufacturer Olympus Dutch consumer product manufacturer Philips USA consumer product manufacturer Procter & Gamble United States Semiconductor and electronic component manufacturer Qualcomm American transportation and transportation equipment manufacturer Raytheon Company
French chemical company Rhodia Operations
American Power Products Manufacturer Rockwell Automation (Rockwell
Automation)
ROHM AND HAAS COMPANY
Saint-Gobain, a well-known sanitary luminaire brand in France
South Korea's Samsung United States semiconductor, electronic components manufacturer SanDisk
Swedish chemical manufacturer Sandvik Intellectual Property AB
Swedish transport equipment manufacturer Scania
Japanese Computer Hardware Manufacturer Seiko Epson
Shin-Etsu Chemical, a manufacturer of semiconductors and electronic components in Japan
Siemens Air France Aerospace Industry Group Snecma (SNECMA)
French Manufacturing SOCIETE DE TECHNOLOGIE MICHELIN
Japan's consumer electronics maker Sony Japan's transport equipment maker Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd.
Japanese industrial manufacturer Sumitomo Rubber Industries Co., Ltd.
US Computer Software Manufacturer Symantec US Computer Software Manufacturer Synopsys
Swiss Semiconductor, electronics component manufacturer Tyco Electronics (TE Connectivity)
Tetra Laval, Swedish Industrial Group
Japanese Computer Hardware Manufacturer Toshiba Japanese Automobile Manufacturer Toyota Dutch-UK Consumer Product Manufacturer Unilever American Chemical Company U-Global Oil Company (UOP)
Swedish car manufacturer Volvo
WACKER Chemie
US computer hardware manufacturer Xerox Japan consumer product manufacturer Yamaha