Jacky Cheuk Kei Chu

Title: Jacky Cheuk Kei Chu: Computational Resource Allocation

Introduction

Jacky Cheuk Kei Chu is an inventor based in Brighton, Massachusetts. His patent work addresses computational resource allocation, with a focus on distributing requested resources across the portions of a program.

Latest Patents

Chu is associated with 1 patent, titled “Computational Resource Allocation.” The invention describes forming sets of resource requests for a program’s portions and submitting them to a computational resource manager. Later sets are processed only if previously submitted sets have been granted. The method also forms additional requests for portions with the lowest fulfillment ratios, seeking to improve their allocation while keeping each ratio below its target.

Career Highlights

Chu is associated with Ab Initio Technology LLC. His patent reflects work on managing computational resources in a way that accounts for the relative fulfillment of program portions.

Collaborations

Chu’s listed coworkers include Bo Wang and Stephen J. Schmidt. The available information identifies them as coworkers but does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Jacky Cheuk Kei Chu’s patent focuses on balancing computational resource requests among program portions, helping guide allocation toward targets through staged requests.