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Raleigh, NC, United States of America

George R Lynch

USPTO Granted Patents = 23

Average Co-Inventor Count = 6.2

ph-index = 9

Forward Citations = 260(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal23 out of 5,406 
 
Nvidia Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 2009-2019

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23 patents (USPTO):
1. 10515011 - Compression status bit cache and backing store (2019-12-24),
2. 9639466 - Control mechanism for fine-tuned cache to backing-store synchronization (2017-05-02),
3. 9110809 - Reducing memory traffic in DRAM ECC mode (2015-08-18),
4. 8949541 - Techniques for evicting dirty data from a cache using a notification sorter and count thresholds (2015-02-03),
5. 8874844 - Padding buffer requests to avoid reads of invalid data (2014-10-28),
6. 8868838 - Multi-class data cache policies (2014-10-21),
7. 8862823 - Compression status caching (2014-10-14),
8. 8700862 - Compression status bit cache and backing store (2014-04-15),
9. 8627041 - Efficient line and page organization for compression status bit caching (2014-01-07),
10. 8595437 - Compression status bit cache with deterministic isochronous latency (2013-11-26),
11. 8504773 - Storing dynamically sized buffers within a cache (2013-08-06),
12. 8464001 - Cache and associated method with frame buffer managed dirty data pull and high-priority clean mechanism (2013-06-11),
13. 8271734 - Method and system for converting data formats using a shared cache coupled between clients and an external memory (2012-09-18),
14. 8244984 - System and method for cleaning dirty data in an intermediate cache using a data class dependent eviction policy (2012-08-14),
15. 8234478 - Using a data cache array as a DRAM load/store buffer (2012-07-31),

Title: **The Innovative Contributions of George R. Lynch in Memory Management Technologies**

Introduction

George R. Lynch, based in Raleigh, NC, has made notable contributions to the field of memory management through his inventive technologies. With a total of 23 patents to his name, Lynch's work demonstrates his commitment to pushing the boundaries of computer architecture and data processing efficiency.

Latest Patents

Among Lynch's most recent innovations are two pivotal patents:

1. **Compression Status Bit Cache and Backing Store**: This invention outlines a method for increasing storage capacity within compressed memory blocks linked to data processing chips. The approach enables enhanced accessibility of compression status bits, which are essential for managing compressed memory. The technique utilizes a compression status bit cache to maintain the status bits readily available on-chip, while a backing store helps preserve an extensive set of status bits for an arbitrary number of memory blocks. By implementing physical address remapping, the invention effectively optimizes memory access patterns across multiple devices.

2. **Control Mechanism for Fine-Tuned Cache to Backing-Store Synchronization**: This patent introduces a method for efficiently processing commands from an intermediary cache. The technique details how an arbiter unit manages write commands to ensure that data is accurately written into designated cache lines. By monitoring the number of dirty cache lines against a specified threshold, the invention enhances the data synchronization process, thereby improving overall system performance.

Career Highlights

Lynch's career has been notably marked by his tenure at Nvidia Corporation, a leader in graphics processing technology. His work focuses on enhancing memory management systems, proving invaluable to the technological advancements in data processing and graphics rendering.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Lynch has collaborated with talented colleagues, including Peter B. Holmqvist and David Brian Glasco. These collaborations have contributed to the development and refinement of cutting-edge technologies within Nvidia Corporation.

Conclusion

George R. Lynch is a notable inventor whose contributions to memory management demonstrate significant innovation in the field. With 23 patents and a focus on efficiency in data processing systems, Lynch continues to influence technological advancements, making him a crucial figure in the world of computer architecture. His work not only enhances the capabilities of current systems but also sets a foundation for future innovations.

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