Cory Peterson

Title: Cory Peterson and Adaptive Data Storage Innovation.

Introduction

Cory Peterson is an inventor associated with Kasson, Minnesota, and Sandisk Technologies Inc. His patent work addresses ways to adapt data storage systems to changing workloads and operational demands.

Latest Patents

Peterson is credited with 1 patent: “Apparatus and Method for Regulating Available Storage of a Data Storage System.” The invention describes a data storage system with a controller and one or more non-volatile memory devices. Using a machine-learned model, the controller categorizes a workload and estimates expected device degradation. It then adjusts the physical storage available to the host system based on that estimate and the host’s actual use of storage. The approach is intended to help autonomously adapt system performance, lifetime, capacity, and operational requirements.

Career Highlights

Peterson’s listed patent reflects work on applying machine learning and usage data to storage management. By regulating the amount of physical storage available to a host, the system can respond to anticipated degradation and actual storage demands.

Collaborations

Peterson’s listed coworker is Jay Sarkar. The patent information provided identifies Sandisk Technologies Inc. as his company.

Conclusion

Cory Peterson’s patent focuses on adaptive storage management, using workload classification and degradation estimates to regulate available capacity and support the operation of data storage systems.