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Jinquan Dai

USPTO Granted Patents = 17


Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.0

ph-index = 5

Forward Citations = 52(Granted Patents)


Location History:

  • Songjiang District, CN (2010)
  • Shanghai, CN (2008 - 2014)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal17 out of 54,664 
 
Intel Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 2008-2014

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17 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 8769513 - Latency hiding of traces using block coloring (2014-07-01),
2. 8745606 - Critical section ordering for multiple trace applications (2014-06-03),
3. 8612957 - Scheduling multithreaded programming instructions based on dependency graph (2013-12-17),
4. 8543992 - Method and apparatus for partitioning programs to balance memory latency (2013-09-24),
5. 8453131 - Method and apparatus for ordering code based on critical sections (2013-05-28),
6. 8438552 - Apparatus and method for automatically parallelizing network applications through pipelining transformation (2013-05-07),
7. 8037466 - Method and apparatus for merging critical sections (2011-10-11),
8. 7890943 - Code optimization based on loop structures (2011-02-15),
9. 7793276 - Apparatus and method for automatically parallelizing network applications through pipelining transformation (2010-09-07),
10. 7774769 - Transmitting trace-specific information in a transformed application (2010-08-10),
11. 7752611 - Speculative code motion for memory latency hiding (2010-07-06),
12. 7634767 - Method and system for assigning register class through efficient dataflow analysis (2009-12-15),
13. 7620787 - Optimizing memory accesses for network applications using indexed register files (2009-11-17),
14. 7606974 - Automatic caching generation in network applications (2009-10-20),
15. 7581214 - Live set transmission in pipelining applications (2009-08-25),

Title: Jinquan Dai: A Trailblazer in Technological Innovation

Introduction:

Jinquan Dai, a visionary inventor based in Shanghai, CN, has earned a reputation for his relentless pursuit of innovation and his unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of technology. With a total of 17 patents to his name, Dai continues to inspire the next generation of inventors with his groundbreaking work.

Latest Patents:

1. Latency hiding of traces using block coloring: Dai's innovative technique involves hiding latency in program traces by associating color information with blocks of instructions in critical sections. This approach involves sinking the wait instruction globally to the end of the critical section using color information and dependency constraints.

2. Critical section ordering for multiple trace applications: Dai's invention focuses on ordering critical sections in programming code based on code motions. By determining the dependence relationship of critical sections, the order of these sections can be optimized by a compiler for enhanced performance.

Career Highlights:

Currently working at Intel Corporation, Dai has been instrumental in driving technological advancements within the organization. His expertise in latency reduction and critical section optimization has significantly contributed to the field of computer science and software development.

Collaborations:

Dai's collaborative efforts with coworkers Long Li and Bo Huang have further amplified the impact of his inventions. Together, they have worked on projects that aim to revolutionize the way programming codes are optimized and executed, showcasing the power of teamwork in fostering innovation.

Conclusion:

Jinquan Dai's groundbreaking inventions and dedication to technological advancement cement his status as a true trailblazer in the world of invention. His work serves as a testament to the transformative power of creativity and perseverance, inspiring inventors worldwide to push beyond existing boundaries and drive meaningful change in the realm of technology.

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