Countries of inventors of Google US patents

13874 inventors at Google filed 23574 US patents between 1976 and 2020. These Google inventors belong to 55 different countries.

The donut chart below shares the percentage contribution of inventors from the top ten countries in Google US patent filing.

Countries of Inventors of Google US Patents

CountryInventorPatent% of Inventors
United States Of America109637262379.02
Switzerland46520713.35
China36620472.64
United Kingdom33617862.42
India2267951.63
Israel22211171.60
Canada21514631.55
Germany1334100.96
Japan1256020.90
Australia1244130.89
Korea (South)8911980.64
France892840.64
Taiwan855100.61
Sweden692450.50
Poland441390.32
Italy44760.32
Ireland381350.27
Russian Federation35810.25
Brazil31740.22
Singapore23770.17
Denmark201010.14
Finland162570.12
Netherlands151150.11
Spain12220.09
New Zealand10210.07
Hong Kong (S.A.R.)7350.05
Norway7200.05
Belgium7150.05
Argentina690.04
Austria5120.04
Iceland4410.03
Romania450.03
Ukraine440.03
Greece3310.02
Portugal350.02
Malaysia330.02
United Arab Emirates280.01
Bulgaria260.01
Slovakia240.01
Mexico240.01
Turkey230.01
Colombia220.01
Luxembourg1150.01
Egypt160.01
South Africa140.01
Iran140.01
Belize120.01
Peru120.01
Hungary110.01
Senegal110.01
Czech Republic110.01
Chile110.01
Togo110.01
Qatar110.01
Thailand110.01

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