New and Emerging Technologies (NEST): AI, 5G, and Quantum Computing

The US-India Advantage: Strategic Work Distribution

Our patenting service model strategically distributes patent work between US and Indian professionals to optimize both quality and cost-effectiveness.

US-based registered patent attorneys and agents maintain direct client relationships and provide strategic oversight, while our Indian team contributes technical expertise and support services that enhance the overall patent prosecution process.

The US patenting team provides:

• Direct client communication and strategic guidance

• Final review and quality assurance of all submissions

• USPTO communications management

• Strategic decision-making and recommendations

• Direct representation before the USPTO

The Indian patenting team contributes:

• Technical research and analysis

• Prior art searching and analysis

• Draft amendment of patent application

• Office action response support

• Patent drawings and illustrations

• Technical specifications development

Why Us
Cost-Effective Service Delivery & Optimized Resource Allocation

Our working model achieves cost savings through:

• Strategic distribution of technical tasks

• Efficient workflow management

• Time zone advantages for faster turnaround

• Reduced overhead costs

• Economies of scale

Transparent Pricing Structure

We offer clear pricing models that reflect our cost advantages:

• Fixed-fee arrangements for standard services

• Customized packages for portfolio clients

• Volume-based discounting

• Flexible engagement models

NEST coordinates on critical technologies & inventions including:

• Artificial Intelligence (including GPAI participation)

• Quantum Technology 5G/6G telecommunications

• Semiconductors

• Biotechnology & Healthcare

• Green energy & Green Hydrogen

• Critical Minerals Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) Space & Geospatial Technologies.

When discussing New and Emerging Technologies (NEST) in 2025, we're not merely observing India's diplomatic evolution; we're witnessing the systematic development of innovation as strategic autonomy. The NEST Division has transformed from a policy coordinating body into India's technology room, where AI ethics intersects with semiconductor supply chains, and quantum supremacy is being achieved to create reality like never before. By 2030, when our indigenous 108-qubit quantum computers achieve quantum advantage and 6G networks run AI-native architectures, NEST's true legacy will be clear: India doesn't just participate in emerging technologies—we define their terms of engagement.

In emerging tech, patents aren't legal documents—they're territorial claims in the digital sphere. Every AI model architecture, every 5G slicing algorithm, every quantum error correction method you don't patent becomes a beachhead for foreign dominance. File patents not because you can, but because if you don't, you're colonizing your own future for someone else.

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