"IBM's leadership in the strategic use of intellectual property is based on balancing proprietary and open innovation," said IBM director of research John Kelly.
"We also anticipate that adding additional transparency to the patent system will help tackle the continuing patent quality crisis, which is impeding inventors, entrepreneurs and companies of all sizes."
IBM claimed that its planned increase in publishing inventions will result in the creation of smarter infrastructure.
The company has already pledged not to assert patent rights in the areas of open-source software, healthcare, education, the environment and software interoperability in order to help stimulate innovation.
"Our goal is helping to stimulate innovation as public investments in large infrastructure projects are being planned to boost global economies," said Kelly.
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