Jae Yung Jun

Title: Jae Yung Jun: Inventor in Computing and Memory Systems.

Introduction

Jae Yung Jun is an inventor based in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, and works at SK hynix Inc. His patent work includes computing systems, storage-device address translation, and pooled-memory data sharing. He is associated with 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Jun’s listed recent patents address ways to manage memory and storage access in computing systems.

“Computing Device That Executes Address Translation for Storage Device, Computing System and Operating Method Thereof” describes a computing device that uses a page table to find physical addresses corresponding to virtual addresses. It can then send an access request for one or more of those physical addresses to a storage device through a storage controller.

“Cluster System for Sharing Data Using Pooled Memory and Operating Method Thereof” describes a cluster with multiple nodes and a memory node containing pooled memory accessible to those nodes. A pooled-memory page table records virtual-to-physical address translation information, enabling nodes to locate and access shared data.

Career Highlights

Jun’s disclosed inventions focus on address translation and efficient access to data across storage devices and shared memory. These approaches are relevant to computing architectures that coordinate memory and storage resources.

Collaborations

Jun’s listed coworkers include Kwang Sik Shin and Dong UK Moon. His work is associated with SK hynix Inc.

Conclusion

Jae Yung Jun’s patent portfolio reflects work on storage access and pooled-memory systems, with an emphasis on translating addresses and enabling data sharing across computing nodes.