Jing Peng

Title: Jing Peng: Inventor in Distributed Computing

Introduction

Jing Peng is an inventor based in Shanghai, China, whose patent work focuses on server hardware configuration and the management of distributed computing systems. Her listed portfolio includes 3 patents. She is associated with International Business Machines Corporation (IBM).

Latest Patents

“Dynamic Conversion of Hardware Resources of a Server System” describes methods and computer-readable media for dynamically converting server configurations. The system verifies the physical and logical hardware configurations of two servers, calculates valid conversion options, selects suitable configurations, and updates the hardware and logical configuration of the server undergoing conversion while the other server continues providing network services.

“Dynamic Correlated Operation Management for a Distributed Computing System” describes a distributed node management system in which processor nodes maintain local “to-do tasks” synchronization tables. These tables coordinate actions that help nodes maintain consistent knowledge of system configuration, status, and backup capabilities.

Career Highlights

Peng’s listed inventions address practical challenges in managing server resources and coordinating operations across distributed computing systems. Her work is associated with IBM, a company active in computing technologies and research.

Collaborations

Peng’s listed coworkers include Ya-Huey Juan and Michael Nghiem Nguyen. Their names are associated with her professional and patent-related work.

Conclusion

Jing Peng’s patent work reflects a focus on adaptable server infrastructure and coordinated distributed computing, contributing to technologies associated with IBM.