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29 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 10699049 - System design using accurate performance models (2020-06-30),

2. 10331829 - System design using accurate performance models (2019-06-25),

3. 9696379 - Three-dimensional processing system having at least one layer with circuitry dedicated to scan testing and system state checkpointing of other system layers (2017-07-04),

4. 9569402 - 3-D stacked multiprocessor structure with vertically aligned identical layout operating processors in independent mode or in sharing mode running faster components (2017-02-14),

5. 9471535 - 3-D stacked multiprocessor structures and methods for multimodal operation of same (2016-10-18),

6. 9442884 - 3-D stacked multiprocessor structures and methods for multimodal operation of same (2016-09-13),

7. 9389876 - Three-dimensional processing system having independent calibration and statistical collection layer (2016-07-12),

8. 9383411 - Three-dimensional processing system having at least one layer with circuitry dedicated to scan testing and system state checkpointing of other system layers (2016-07-05),

9. 9336144 - Three-dimensional processing system having multiple caches that can be partitioned, conjoined, and managed according to more than one set of rules and/or configurations (2016-05-10),

10. 9298672 - 3-D stacked multiprocessor structure with vertically aligned identical layout operating processors in independent mode or in sharing mode running faster components (2016-03-29),

11. 9257152 - Memory architectures having wiring structures that enable different access patterns in multiple dimensions (2016-02-09),

12. 9195630 - Three-dimensional computer processor systems having multiple local power and cooling layers and a global interconnection structure (2015-11-24),

13. 9190118 - Memory architectures having wiring structures that enable different access patterns in multiple dimensions (2015-11-17),

14. 9063807 - Method and structure for provably fair random number generator (2015-06-23),

15. 8997030 - Enhanced case-splitting based property checking (2015-03-31),

Title: The Innovative Mind of Krishnan Kunjunny Kailas

Introduction

Krishnan Kunjunny Kailas, a prolific inventor based in Tarrytown, NY, has demonstrated exceptional technical prowess through his impressive portfolio of 29 patents. His work significantly contributes to advancements in system design and performance modeling.

Latest Patents

Kailas's latest innovation, titled "System Design Using Accurate Performance Models," focuses on generating performance verification test benches from hardware description language designs and automata. By employing formal verification methods, he has developed a process to determine parameters of a design that are provably accurate. This innovation allows for the execution of performance models that assess whether a system under design meets specific requirements through detailed comparisons of executed results.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Krishnan Kunjunny Kailas has made substantial contributions while working with notable companies such as IBM and Globalfoundries Inc. His experiences at these organizations have equipped him with a deep understanding of complex system architectures and performance verification methodologies.

Collaborations

Kailas has collaborated with several distinguished professionals, including Alper Buyuktosunoglu and Philip George Emma. These partnerships have fostered an environment of innovation, contributing to the development of groundbreaking technologies in the field of system design.

Conclusion

Krishnan Kunjunny Kailas stands out as a leading inventor whose groundbreaking work continues to shape the landscape of system design. His dedication to developing accurate performance models underscores his commitment to advancing technology and enhancing system efficiency. The impact of his innovations will likely resonate in the engineering community for years to come.

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