Cheng-Ting Han

Title: Cheng-Ting Han and His Work in SIMD Computing.

Introduction

Cheng-Ting Han is an inventor associated with Kaohsiung, Taiwan, and MediaTek Corporation. His patent work addresses a challenge in Single-Instruction-Multiple-Data (SIMD) computing, where instructions are executed across multiple threads.

Latest Patents

Han is credited with 1 patent, titled “System and Method for Managing Static Divergence in a SIMD Computing Architecture.” The invention describes analyzing instructions to identify divergent threads across thread groups, then creating a redirection array to adjust associations between thread operands. In particular, the array enables an operand associated with one divergent thread to be exchanged with an operand associated with another thread in a different group. Compiled code is then generated based on the array, providing a method for managing static divergence in SIMD execution.

Career Highlights

Han’s listed patent connects his work with compiler techniques and parallel computing. By addressing how divergent threads and their operands are handled, the invention focuses on coordinating instruction execution across multiple threads in a SIMD system.

Collaborations

Han’s listed coworkers include Shih-Wei Liao and Chen-Kang Lo. His patent is associated with MediaTek Corporation.

Conclusion

Cheng-Ting Han’s patent describes an approach to managing thread divergence and operand associations in SIMD computing, reflecting his contribution to parallel-processing technology.