This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: David Jerome Allen: Inventor of a Shared-Memory Appliance
Introduction
David Jerome Allen is an inventor associated with Longmont, Colorado, United States. His work includes a patent for technology that enables multiple host devices to share memory.
Latest Patents
Allen is credited with 1 patent, titled “Memory Appliance Sharing Memory Between Multiple Hosts.” The invention describes a host scanning memory devices during startup to identify a compatible device and reconfiguring it as offline system memory. The host receives information about the amount of shared memory available and marks the memory blocks as offline in its memory map.
Career Highlights
The patent addresses how a host can identify and use memory made available through a compatible memory appliance. Its approach includes checking device compatibility at boot, configuring shared memory, and recording the memory blocks in the host’s memory map.
Collaborations
Hongjian Fan and Jon D. Trantham are identified as Allen’s coworkers.
Conclusion
David Jerome Allen’s patent focuses on sharing memory between multiple hosts through device detection and host memory-map configuration.
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