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Austin, TX, United States of America

Kaveh Naderi

USPTO Granted Patents = 19

Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.2

ph-index = 4

Forward Citations = 60(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal19 out of 164,108 
 
International Business Machines Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 2010-2020

where 'Filed Patents' based on already Granted Patents

19 patents (USPTO):
1. 10838816 - Detecting and sparing of optical PCIE cable channel attached IO drawer (2020-11-17),
2. 10467111 - Implementing cable failover in multiple cable PCI express IO interconnections (2019-11-05),
3. 10467110 - Implementing cable failover in multiple cable PCI Express IO interconnections (2019-11-05),
4. 10108575 - Concurrent maintenance of modular PCIe I/O expansion drawer (2018-10-23),
5. 10073751 - Determining cable connections in a multi-cable link (2018-09-11),
6. 9985876 - Determining cable connections in a multi-cable link (2018-05-29),
7. 9891998 - Detecting and sparing of optical PCIE cable channel attached IO drawer (2018-02-13),
8. 9864662 - Implementing cable failover in multiple cable PCI express IO interconnections (2018-01-09),
9. 9858161 - Implementing cable failover in multiple cable PCI express IO interconnections (2018-01-02),
10. 9838110 - Dynamic link repair from lane failure with minimal link-down time while sparing fault channels (2017-12-05),
11. 9774389 - Dynamic link repair from lane failure with minimal link down-time while sparing fault channels (2017-09-26),
12. 9720871 - Determining cable connections in a multi-cable link (2017-08-01),
13. 9697167 - Implementing health check for optical cable attached PCIE enclosure (2017-07-04),
14. 9697166 - Implementing health check for optical cable attached PCIE enclosure (2017-07-04),
15. 9625939 - Clock forwarding over optics (2017-04-18),

Title: Innovations by Kaveh Naderi in Optical PCI-Express Technology

Introduction

Kaveh Naderi, based in Austin, TX, is an accomplished inventor with a total of 19 patents to his name. His innovative work primarily revolves around advancements in technology related to optical Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCI-Express) cables and systems. Naderi's contributions have significantly enhanced the reliability and performance of data connections in computer systems.

Latest Patents

Among his latest patents, Kaveh Naderi has developed a method and system for detecting the state and sparing optical PCI-Express cable channels attached to an IO drawer. This invention includes system firmware capable of performing health check functions and state detection, allowing for seamless rerouting of failed optical channels to spare channels to ensure minimal disruption.

Another noteworthy patent focuses on implementing cable failover in multiple cable PCI-Express IO interconnections. This method also incorporates system firmware designed to identify faults in low byte cables, ensuring that the PCI link to external IO enclosures can recover efficiently. A multiplexer logic is utilized to allow for a full lane reversal of the PCIe lanes, showcasing Naderi's innovative approach to maintaining system integrity.

Career Highlights

Kaveh Naderi is currently employed at IBM, where he contributes to cutting-edge technology development. His role has allowed him to engage in significant research and development projects that support the evolution of IO interconnections.

Collaborations

In his career, Naderi has had the opportunity to collaborate with other talented professionals, including Jesse Paul Arroyo and Christopher John Engel. Their combined expertise enhances the innovation process, leading to breakthroughs in data connectivity technology.

Conclusion

Kaveh Naderi’s work exemplifies the spirit of innovation in the tech industry. With numerous patents under his belt, Naderi continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in optical PCI-Express technology, solidifying his position as a prominent inventor at IBM. His contributions will likely impact future developments in computing systems, ensuring robust and reliable data communication.

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