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Mineral Wells, TX, United States of America

S-Tec Corporation

USPTO Granted Patents = 120

% Expired Patents = 9.2

Trademarks = 6

Forward Citations = 1,669

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95 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

Mark Moshayedi (34 out of 53 patents)

Hooshmand Torabi (15 out of 15 patents)

Nader Salessi (11 out of 31 patents)

4. Seyed Jalal Sadr (8 out of 14 patents)

5. Richard David Barndt (7 out of 49 patents)

6. Xinde Hu (7 out of 45 patents)

7. Ashot Melik-Martirosian (7 out of 13 patents)

8. Tetsuo Shimizu (7 out of 11 patents)

9. Chak-Fai Cheng (7 out of 7 patents)

10. Hosein Gazeri (7 out of 9 patents)

11. Richard Mataya (6 out of 13 patents)

12. Douglas Lane Finke (6 out of 8 patents)

13. Hideaki Miyamoto (5 out of 11 patents)

14. Anthony Dwayne Weathers (5 out of 31 patents)

15. Masao Yamaguchi (4 out of 8 patents)

Core Competencies:

Flash Memory

Data Integrity

Caching Storage

Garbage Collection

Wear Leveling

Solid State Drives

Memory Cells

Compression Engines

Data Movement

Security Management

Interleaved Data

High Speed I/O

120 patents: Sort by Forward Citations

1. 10901750 - Method for customizing software functionality with a configuration file (2021-01-26),

2. 9218257 - Methods for managing failure of a solid state device in a caching storage (2015-12-22),

3. 9122620 - Storage system with reduced hash key memory (2015-09-01),

4. 9087599 - Flash storage device with data integrity protection (2015-07-21),

5. 9082489 - Programming algorithm for improved flash memory endurance and retention (2015-07-14),

6. 9081663 - Optimized garbage collection algorithm to improve solid state drive reliability (2015-07-14),

7. 9069587 - System and method to cache hypervisor data (2015-06-30),

8. 9047955 - Adjusting operating parameters for memory cells based on wordline address and cycle information (2015-06-02),

9. 9043531 - High speed input/output performance in solid state devices (2015-05-26),

10. 8994133 - Multi-layer input/output pad ring for solid state device controller (2015-03-31),

11. 8977831 - Flash backed DRAM module storing parameter information of the DRAM module in the flash (2015-03-10),

12. 8954820 - Reduced complexity non-binary LDPC decoding algorithm (2015-02-10),

13. 8850150 - Managing security in solid-state devices (2014-09-30),

14. 8848438 - Asymmetric log-likelihood ratio for MLC flash channel (2014-09-30),

15. 8843691 - Prioritized erasure of data blocks in a flash storage device (2014-09-23),

Company Overview

S-Tec Corporation, based in Mineral Wells, TX, specializes in advanced solid state storage solutions. The company focuses on developing and manufacturing high-performance flash memory products, emphasizing data integrity and reliability. Key technological areas include caching storage, garbage collection, wear leveling, and compression engines, which enhance the efficiency and longevity of solid state drives. S-Tec's innovations cater to a variety of industries, providing robust memory solutions that meet the evolving demands of data storage.

Profile summary synthesized from public USPTO records and patent filings.

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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Oct 20 2026

120 Patents

#1 in Mineral Wells, TX

#177 in Texas

#3,223 in US

#6,659 in the World

Mineral Wells, TX, United States of America

S-Tec Corporation

Forward Citations = 1,669

95 inventors:

Mark Moshayedi (34 out of 53 patents)

Hooshmand Torabi (15 out of 15 patents)

Nader Salessi (11 out of 31 patents)

4. Seyed Jalal Sadr (8 out of 14 patents)

5. Richard David Barndt (7 out of 49 patents)

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Company Patent Portfolio: S-Tec Corporation. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/company/s-tec

Data source: USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) public patent records. Weekly synchronization. How IDiyas builds this profile

Data Sources: USPTO Patent Grant XML, Patent Center, EPO & CIPO • Normalized by IDiyas Innovation Graph. Methodology & provenance architecturePlease report any incorrect information to [email protected]

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