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Highland, MD, United States of America

Jason Micah Cope

USPTO Granted Patents = 21

Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.2

ph-index = 10

Forward Citations = 732(Granted Patents)


Location History:

  • Columbia, MD (US) (2015 - 2017)
  • Highland, MD (US) (2016 - 2022)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal21 out of 65 
 
Datadirect Networks, Inc.
 patents

Years Active: 2015-2022

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21 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 11487435 - System and method for non-volatile memory-based optimized, versioned, log-structured metadata storage with efficient data retrieval (2022-11-01),
2. 11086524 - System and method for non-volatile memory based optimized, versioned, log-structured metadata storage with efficient data retrieval (2021-08-10),
3. 10042869 - Method for data transfer between compute clusters and file system (2018-08-07),
4. 9959062 - Low latency and reduced overhead data storage system and method for sharing multiple storage devices by high performance computing architectures (2018-05-01),
5. 9900397 - System and method for scale-out node-local data caching using network-attached non-volatile memories (2018-02-20),
6. 9823968 - Data storage system employing a variable redundancy distributed RAID controller with embedded RAID logic and method for data migration between high-performance computing architectures and data storage devices using the same (2017-11-21),
7. 9798683 - Minimizing micro-interruptions in high-performance computing (2017-10-24),
8. 9652160 - Method and system for data migration between high performance computing entities and a data storage supported by a de-clustered raid (DCR) architecture with I/O activity dynamically controlled based on remaining health of data storage devices (2017-05-16),
9. 9639457 - Data storage system and method for data migration between high-performance computing architectures and data storage devices using storage controller with distributed XOR capability (2017-05-02),
10. 9628299 - Method and system for data transfer between compute clusters and file system (2017-04-18),
11. 9477551 - Method and system for data migration between high performance computing architectures and file system using distributed parity group information structures with non-deterministic data addressing (2016-10-25),
12. 9477279 - Data storage system with active power management and method for monitoring and dynamical control of power sharing between devices in data storage system (2016-10-25),
13. 9454533 - Reducing metadata in a write-anywhere storage system (2016-09-27),
14. 9378088 - Method and system for reclamation of distributed dynamically generated erasure groups for data migration between high performance computing architectures and data storage using non-deterministic data addressing (2016-06-28),
15. 9213489 - Data storage architecture and system for high performance computing incorporating a distributed hash table and using a hash on metadata of data items to obtain storage locations (2015-12-15),

Title: Innovator Spotlight: Jason Micah Cope

Introduction: Jason Micah Cope is an accomplished inventor based in Highland, MD, with a remarkable portfolio of 21 patents. His contributions to the field of technology, particularly in non-volatile memory systems, have made significant strides in how data is stored and managed.

Latest Patents: One of Jason’s latest patents is titled "System and method for non-volatile memory-based optimized, versioned, log-structured metadata storage with efficient data retrieval." This invention introduces a system and method designed to facilitate the efficient storage and accessibility of large volumes of metadata that persist on Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) storage systems. The innovation employs log-structured and Copy-on-Write (CoW) B-tree methods while supporting core-affine data and resource partitioning. This architecture allows for a high degree of parallelism among the CPU, NVMe storage, and networking devices. Jason’s system not only indexes both in-core (DRAM resident) and out-of-core (NVM resident) metadata but also accommodates various data access patterns, providing safety and integrity of data. By minimizing latencies in metadata management and access paths, the technology utilizes core-affine resource partitioning and lightweight user-level threads, optimizing performance significantly.

Career Highlights: Throughout his career, Jason has demonstrated exceptional expertise in the design and implementation of advanced storage solutions for managing data effectively. His work at Datadirect Networks, Inc. showcases his commitment to innovation and excellence in technology.

Collaborations: In his professional journey, Jason has collaborated with notable peers, including Michael Piszczek and Pavan Kumar Uppu. Together, they have contributed to the advancement of innovative technologies that drive data management forward.

Conclusion: Jason Micah Cope’s impressive portfolio and innovative contributions to non-volatile memory systems exemplify the vital role inventors play in shaping technology. His latest patent underscores his dedication to creating efficient data storage solutions that meet the needs of modern computing environments. As he continues to develop novel technologies, his work undoubtedly paves the way for future advancements in data management and accessibility.

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