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1. 10928885 - Processor device supply voltage characterization (2021-02-23),

2. 10338670 - Input voltage reduction for processing devices (2019-07-02),

3. 10310572 - Voltage based thermal control of processing device (2019-06-04),

4. 10248186 - Processor device voltage characterization (2019-04-02),

5. 10209726 - Secure input voltage adjustment in processing devices (2019-02-19),

6. 9495491 - Reliability aware thermal design (2016-11-15),

7. 9378169 - Method and system for changing bus direction in memory systems (2016-06-28),

8. 9104421 - Training, power-gating, and dynamic frequency changing of a memory controller (2015-08-11),

9. 8782349 - System and method for maintaining cache coherency across a serial interface bus using a snoop request and complete message (2014-07-15),

10. 8473750 - Chipset security offload engine (2013-06-25),

11. 8234458 - System and method for maintaining cache coherency across a serial interface bus using a snoop request and complete message (2012-07-31),

12. 7969445 - System, method, and computer program product for broadcasting write operations (2011-06-28),

13. 7920701 - System and method for digital content protection (2011-04-05),

14. 7755624 - Apparatus, system, and method for Z-culling (2010-07-13),

15. 7650645 - Trusted bus transactions (2010-01-19),

Title: Illuminating Innovation: The Ingenious Work of Brian K Langendorf

Introduction:

Brian K Langendorf, a distinguished inventor hailing from El Dorado Hills, CA, has left an indelible mark on the field of computing systems through his groundbreaking patented technologies.

Latest Patents:

Langendorf's recent patents include "Processor device supply voltage characterization" and "Input voltage reduction for processing devices." These innovations focus on power reduction and voltage adjustment techniques for computing systems, enhancing efficiency and performance.

Career Highlights:

With an impressive portfolio of 58 patents, Langendorf has made significant contributions during his tenure at renowned companies such as Intel Corporation and Nvidia Corporation. His expertise in developing cutting-edge technologies has shaped the landscape of modern computing.

Collaborations:

Throughout his career, Langendorf has collaborated closely with esteemed professionals in the industry, including his coworkers George R Hayek and Michael Brian Cox. Their synergistic efforts have led to the successful implementation of innovative solutions in the realm of computing systems.

Conclusion:

Brian K Langendorf's unwavering dedication to innovation and his pioneering spirit have solidified his reputation as a trailblazer in the field of computing systems. His inventive prowess continues to inspire future generations of inventors, leaving an enduring legacy in the ever-evolving world of technology.

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