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Mendon, MA, United States of America

John K Walton

USPTO Granted Patents = 48 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.0

ph-index = 14

Forward Citations = 632(Granted Patents)


Location History:

  • Hopedale, MA (US) (1998 - 2005)
  • Mendon, MA (US) (1999 - 2013)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal48 out of 4,978 
 
Emc Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 1998-2013

where 'Filed Patents' based on already Granted Patents

48 patents (USPTO):
1. 8554943 - Method and system for reducing packet latency in networks with both low latency and high bandwidths requirements (2013-10-08),
2. 7821922 - Fault isolation and handling in a packet switching network (2010-10-26),
3. 7774631 - Method and system for minimizing power consumption in a multiprocessor data storage system (2010-08-10),
4. 7552282 - Method, computer readable medium, and data storage system for selective data replication of cached data (2009-06-23),
5. 7454536 - Data system having a virtual queue (2008-11-18),
6. 7437425 - Data storage system having shared resource (2008-10-14),
7. 7272668 - System having backplane performance capability selection logic (2007-09-18),
8. 7124245 - Data storage system having cache memory manager with packet switching network (2006-10-17),
9. 7020754 - Method and system for maintaining data integrity using dual write operations (2006-03-28),
10. 7010740 - Data storage system having no-operation command (2006-03-07),
11. 7007194 - Data storage system having point-to-point configuration (2006-02-28),
12. 6988152 - Data storage system (2006-01-17),
13. 6973551 - Data storage system having atomic memory operation (2005-12-06),
14. 6957285 - Data storage system (2005-10-18),
15. 6910145 - Data transmission across asynchronous clock domains (2005-06-21),

Title: Innovations and Contributions of John K. Walton in Packet Switching Technology

Introduction

John K. Walton from Mendon, MA, has made significant contributions to the field of networking and packet switching technology. With a remarkable portfolio of 48 patents, Walton has developed innovative methods and systems that enhance network efficiency, particularly in managing packet latency and fault isolation.

Latest Patents

Among Walton's latest patents is a method and system for reducing packet latency in networks with both low latency and high bandwidth requirements. This invention provides a structured approach to detect low latency and high bandwidth packets, routing them to appropriate switching structures. The design ensures that low latency packets are prioritized, interrupting high bandwidth transmissions when necessary. This innovation includes an output section that intelligently manages packet transmission without compromising the performance of the network.

Another noteworthy patent addresses fault isolation and handling in a packet switching network. This patent involves a network with multiple nodes and switches that facilitate the routing of packets. It provides mechanisms for detecting transmission faults, enabling the routing of affected packets to designated ports for further handling, thus maintaining the integrity and reliability of the overall network.

Career Highlights

John K. Walton has built a respected career at EMC Corporation, where he has leveraged his expertise to advance the field of networking technology. His prolific invention record demonstrates his commitment to solving complex challenges in network performance and reliability.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Walton has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Christopher S. MacLellan and Kendell Alan Chilton. These partnerships have likely contributed to the innovative breakthroughs in packet switching technology, reflecting a collaborative spirit in addressing industry needs.

Conclusion

John K. Walton's work stands as a testament to the innovative spirit in the field of network communications. His patents not only underscore his technical acumen but also highlight the importance of innovation in enhancing connectivity and functionality within modern networks. As technology continues to evolve, contributions like Walton’s play a crucial role in shaping the future of networking technologies.

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