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What do you do when you realize that a vacuum cleaner does not work because the filter is completely clogged? It’s probably not a happy face. After all, the result is a vacuum cleaner that is overheating, having very low performance and electrical efficiency, increasing noise and so on. Now, imagine multiplying those unwanted outcomes by 100, which is the average number of fans in a medium-sized industrial site. It then becomes clear why the periodic hanging of filters, especially in a large facility, is a large maintenance undertaking.   When filter replacement is done properly and everything is working as it should, the outside air will be well filtered and the cooling system will be able to do its job. Consequently, the electrical and electronic equipment inside a building or enclosure will be at the right temperature, typically less than 30º C. On the other hand, what is the effect of not replacing filters on time? Eventually a completely dirty and clogged filter and a spi...

Anyone—Even the Government—Can Ask the Patent Office to Review Invalid Patents The exclusive rights granted by a U.S. patent create monopolies that can threaten innovation. We all benefit from the  pro-innovation effects  that come from cancelling monopolies that should not exist. That’s why the 2012 America Invents Act broadly allows “[a]ny person other than the patent owner” to challenge a patent at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.   But what if the government itself was banned from asking for this type of patent challenge? That would mean patent holders can demand big payments from government agencies, with access to taxpayer funds—yet those same agencies wouldn’t be able to efficiently test whether the patents are valid.   Now, the Supreme Court is poised to consider the question. EFF has filed an amicus brief , explaining that the government should be able to bring challenges in the Patent Office, based on century-old legal principles, as well as...