Dmitry Budnikov

Title: Dmitry Budnikov and Accelerator Security

Introduction

Dmitry Budnikov is an inventor associated with Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, and Intel Corporation. His work includes a patent focused on protecting workloads and data processed by accelerators in multi-tenant computing environments.

Latest Patents

Budnikov is associated with 1 patent, titled “Multi-tenancy protection for accelerators.” The invention describes an accelerator with a memory, a compute zone, and a processor subsystem. The subsystem performs a cryptographic key exchange with a tenant application running in a virtual machine on a host system, derives a session key, and programs that key into the compute zone. The compute zone uses the key to decrypt an encrypted workload and data stream, then processes the decrypted data by executing the workload to produce metadata.

Career Highlights

Budnikov’s patent work addresses security in shared accelerator environments. By using a session key established through a cryptographic exchange, the described system is designed to protect tenant workloads and data during accelerator processing.

Collaborations

The provided information lists Akshay Kadam and Sivakumar B. as Budnikov’s coworkers. The patent description concerns a system involving a tenant application, a host computing system, and an accelerator.

Conclusion

Dmitry Budnikov’s patent highlights an approach to safeguarding tenant workloads and data through cryptographic key exchange and protected processing within an accelerator.