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Apex, NC, United States of America

Brian Mitchell Bass

USPTO Granted Patents = 69 


Average Co-Inventor Count = 5.4

ph-index = 23

Forward Citations = 1,948(Granted Patents)

DiyaCoin DiyaCoin = 0.70 


Inventors with similar research interests:


Location History:

  • Wake, NC (US) (1996)
  • Apex, NC (US) (1998 - 2017)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal68 out of 164,108 
 
International Business Machines Corporation
 patents
silverMedal1 out of 832,680 
Other
 patents

Years Active: 1996-2017

where 'Filed Patents' based on already Granted Patents

69 patents (USPTO):
1. 9710310 - Dynamically configurable hardware queues for dispatching jobs to a plurality of hardware acceleration engines (2017-07-18),
2. 9606838 - Dynamically configurable hardware queues for dispatching jobs to a plurality of hardware acceleration engines (2017-03-28),
3. 9448846 - Dynamically configurable hardware queues for dispatching jobs to a plurality of hardware acceleration engines (2016-09-20),
4. 9286129 - Termination of requests in a distributed coprocessor system (2016-03-15),
5. 9251108 - Managing access to shared buffer resources (2016-02-02),
6. 8918588 - Maintaining a cache of blocks from a plurality of data streams (2014-12-23),
7. 8281075 - Processor system and methods of triggering a block move using a system bus write command initiated by user code (2012-10-02),
8. 8244911 - Method and apparatus for concurrent and stateful decompression of multiple compressed data streams (2012-08-14),
9. 8130650 - Retro flow control for arriving traffic in computer networks (2012-03-06),
10. 7984038 - Longest prefix match (LPM) algorithm implementation for a network processor (2011-07-19),
11. 7944931 - Balanced bandwidth utilization (2011-05-17),
12. 7818509 - Combined response cancellation for load command (2010-10-19),
13. 7620048 - Network switch and components and method of operation (2009-11-17),
14. 7590057 - Network switch and components and method of operation (2009-09-15),
15. 7484052 - Distributed address arbitration scheme for symmetrical multiprocessor system (2009-01-27),

Title: The Innovative Mind of Brian Mitchell Bass

Introduction

Brian Mitchell Bass, a prolific inventor based in Apex, North Carolina, holds an impressive portfolio of 69 patents. His work primarily focuses on advancing computer system technologies, particularly in optimizing job dispatching for hardware accelerators.

Latest Patents

Among his latest innovations is a groundbreaking patent detailing "Dynamically Configurable Hardware Queues for Dispatching Jobs to a Plurality of Hardware Acceleration Engines". This invention encompasses a computer system that integrates several processing resources, including a sophisticated sub-system designed for scheduling and dispatching processing jobs to various hardware accelerators. Key components of this technology include a job requestor that can handle jobs with bounded and varying latencies, a queue controller to effectively manage processing job requests, and multiple hardware queues that optimize job dispatching, each equipped with dedicated management features.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Brian has made significant contributions while working for prominent companies. Most notably, he has been associated with IBM, where he honed his skills in technology development and innovation.

Collaborations

Brian has collaborated with several notable professionals in the industry, including Michael Steven Siegel and Marco C Heddes. These collaborations have enabled him to further enhance his work and contribute to impactful technological advancements.

Conclusion

With 69 patents to his name, Brian Mitchell Bass represents a remarkable figure in the field of innovation. His dedication to improving computer systems and efficiency in hardware processing mechanisms continues to influence the landscape of technology, proving the vital role of inventors in shaping our future.

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