Daniele Balluchi

Daniele Balluchi is an inventor hailing from Cernusco sul Naviglio, Italy, who has obtained an impressive number of 59 patents throughout his career. His latest patents are related to improving memory operations in electronic devices.

One of Daniele Balluchi's latest patents is a new form of apparatus and methods for performing counter update operations. In this patent, a memory system is proposed with a managed unit that includes multiple first groups of memory cells and a second group of memory cells, which contain various counters associated with the managed unit. The apparatus includes a controller with a core that can route memory operation requests from a host, and a data path that can issue a series of commands related to the requested memory operations to the memory. The counters associated with the managed unit can be independently updated without interfering with the memory requests.

Another one of his recent patents deals with providing energy information to memory. In this patent, a method is proposed for detecting an energy source's charge level (such as a battery), and transmitting signaling between the host and memory device based on the energy levels. The signaling informs the memory device of its current energy mode, which enables efficient energy usage and extending the memory's lifespan.

Daniele Balluchi worked for two well-known companies, Micron Technology Incorporated and STMICROELECTRONICS S.R.L. during his career. Moreover, he has collaborated with fellow inventors such as Danilo Caraccio and Paolo Amato on some of his projects.

Daniele Balluchi's numerous inventions and patents showcase his expertise in the field of electronic devices and memory operations. As an inventor, he has made substantial contributions to technology and further solidified Italy's presence on the global innovation stage.