Artículos sobre innovación relacionados con el Índice Mundial de Innovación
Todos los meses, profundizamos en uno de los determinantes de la innovación que constituye el Índice Mundial de Innovación, a menudo junto con los colaboradores que aportan datos al Índice. En esta serie de artículos, descubrimos varias perspectivas exclusivas de la innovación, descifrando las complejidades y las fuerzas motrices de las naciones más prometedoras en el terreno de la innovación.
Los artículos y textos breves que figuran en esta serie de blogs dan cuenta con más detalle de los indicadores utilizados en el Índice Mundial de Innovación, y van acompañados de análisis puntuales y clasificaciones actualizadas. Las conclusiones reflejan los datos que sirven de fundamento; las opiniones expresadas en ellos son las de sus autores y no reflejan necesariamente las de la OMPI ni las de sus Estados miembros.
Lights, Camera, Records: Global Film Production Hits a Record - Global box office revenues still trailing
21 de mayo de 2026
Feature film production hit a record high, reflecting the expanding geography of global creative capacity, even as global box office revenues remain below pre-pandemic levels.
Software Collaboration Hits 5 Billion GitHub Commits
30 de abril de 2026
Digital projects and coding communities have become a foundational layer of modern innovation. Behind almost every frontier technology, from artificial intelligence (AI) models and cloud services to electric vehicles, medical devices, and digital public infrastructure, lies code written, reviewed and iterated on collaborative platforms.
The Value of Corporate Intangible Assets Worldwide Approaches USD 100 Trillion in 2025; The US Leads High-Income Economies; Morocco, China, and India Top Middle-Income Economies
31 de marzo de 2026
Intangible assets such as intellectual property (IP), software, data, brands and organizational capabilities exert a growing influence on the global economy despite remaining largely invisible to conventional economic measurement frameworks.
High-Tech Exports Grew Nearly Three Times Faster Than Global Trade in 2025 to Almost USD 5 Trillion, Boosted by the Artificial Intelligence Buildout
23 de febrero de 2026
Intellectual property ensures that innovations in high-tech industries, such as semiconductors, drones, and pharmaceuticals, are protected and leveraged on the international stage.
Global Unicorn Valuation Reaches USD 5.2 Trillion in 2025: New WIPO Innovation Insight Post Reveals the US, China, India leading with Nigeria, Ghana, and Uganda emerging strong
2 de febrero de 2026
For many countries, hosting one or more unicorns has become a visible innovative capacity. Unicorns private companies valued at over USD 1 billion reflect a firm’s ability to scale successfully, attract private investment and skilled talent and often act as drivers of intellectual property (IP) and translate innovation into commercial impact.
End of Year Edition – Despite the Odds, Global R&D Spending Grew Again in 2024, Inching Closer to the USD 3 Trillion Mark
23 de diciembre de 2025
As many economies navigate an uneven recovery, R&D data tells an uplifting story: global R&D spending is still rising, edging closer to the USD 3 trillion mark, and more middle-income economies are building R&D systems at impressive speeds.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Megadeals Fuel Venture Capital Rebound, but Hide Deepening Geographic and Sectoral Divides
30 de noviembre de 2025
While global venture capital (VC) activity appears to have regained momentum after the sharp boom-and-bust cycle of 2020–2023, the recovery is uneven, driven by AI-related megadeals and concentrated in the United States.
Universities in High-Income Economies Remain the Most Connected Globally, While Universities in Hong Kong, China, the Netherlands, the United States, Qatar, Iran, Brazil, And South Africa Drive Regional Progress
4 de noviembre de 2025
The Global Innovation Index (GII) tracks how economies perform in innovation — from research investment to technology diffusion. Within its Business Sophistication pillar, the Innovation Linkages sub-pillar captures a critical question: how effectively do universities, firms, and governments collaborate to turn ideas into impact?
Revisiting the 2025 GII Ranking of World’s Top 100 Innovation Clusters: New Venture Capital Deals Metric
2 de octubre de 2025
The Global Innovation Index (GII) 2025 ranks the world’s top 100 innovation clusters, emphasizing their important contribution to national innovation systems.
Global Brand Value Tops USD 14 Trillion in 2024; China, India, Brazil, Mexico and Viet Nam among the top; Egypt and Kazakhstan rising
22 de agosto de 2025
Which emerging economies are gaining ground in brand value and which industries account for the largest share?