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Cisco Technology, Inc.

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Integrated Device Technology, Inc.

Years Active: 2002-2010

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1. 7848319 - Programmably sliceable switch-fabric unit and methods of use (2010-12-07),

2. 7734977 - Method and system for error correction over serial link (2010-06-08),

3. 7356722 - Variably delayable transmission of packets between independently clocked source, intermediate, and destination circuits while maintaining orderly and timely processing in one or both of the intermediate and destination circuits (2008-04-08),

4. 7263097 - Programmably sliceable switch-fabric unit and methods of use (2007-08-28),

5. 7181485 - Variably delayable transmission of packets between independently clocked source, intermediate, and destination circuits while maintaining orderly and timely processing in one or both of the intermediate and destination circuits (2007-02-20),

6. 7079485 - Multiservice switching system with distributed switch fabric (2006-07-18),

7. 7006518 - Method and apparatus for scheduling static and dynamic traffic through a switch fabric (2006-02-28),

8. 6993028 - Apparatus and method for reordering sequence indicated information units into proper sequence (2006-01-31),

9. 6967961 - Method and apparatus for providing programmable memory functions for bi-directional traffic in a switch platform (2005-11-22),

10. 6898211 - Scheme for maintaining synchronization in an inherently asynchronous system (2005-05-24),

11. 6748567 - Method and system for error correction over serial link (2004-06-08),

12. 6747971 - Crosspoint switch with independent schedulers (2004-06-08),

13. 6628608 - Method and apparatus of handling data that is sent to non-existent destinations (2003-09-30),

14. 6625121 - Dynamically delisting and relisting multicast destinations in a network switching node (2003-09-23),

15. 6578092 - FIFO buffers receiving data from different serial links and removing unit of data from each buffer based on previous calcuations accounting for trace length differences (2003-06-10),

Title: Gene K Chui: Innovator in Networking Technologies

Introduction

Gene K Chui is a distinguished inventor based in Campbell, CA, renowned for his contributions to networking technologies. With a total of 19 patents to his name, Chui has significantly impacted the field through his innovative designs and systems. His work primarily focuses on switch-fabric units and error correction methods, positioning him as a leading figure in his domain.

Latest Patents

Chui's latest patents include groundbreaking innovations such as the "Programmably Sliceable Switch-Fabric Unit and Methods of Use." This invention details a programmably sliceable switch-fabric unit (PSSU) that can function as multiple virtual switch slices tailored to various market needs. By employing an N×N' switch matrix, it allows for dynamic egress paths whether in unicast or multicast modes, improving flexibility and performance in network management.

Additionally, he developed a "Method and System for Error Correction Over Serial Link." This method combines error correction codes (ECC) with data transmission in a manner that enhances the integrity of the serial stream while allowing for clock recovery. These innovations reflect Chui’s commitment to advancing technology in digital communications.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Gene K Chui has accumulated extensive experience working for prominent companies such as Cisco Technology, Inc. and Integrated Device Technology, Inc. His roles in these organizations have enabled him to drive advancements in networking products and solutions, solidifying his reputation as a key player in the industry.

Collaborations

Chui has collaborated with notable colleagues in his field, including Matthew D Ornes and Christopher I W Norrie. These partnerships have led to fruitful innovation and development, showcasing the importance of teamwork in achieving technological advancements.

Conclusion

Gene K Chui continues to be a pivotal inventor in networking technologies with his impressive portfolio of patents and career achievements. His latest work reflects a strong dedication to improving network systems, ensuring reliable and efficient communication across various platforms. As he continues to innovate, Chui’s contributions will likely shape the future of technology in significant ways.

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