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1. 9875103 - Translating instructions in a speculative processor (2018-01-23),

2. 8438548 - Consistency checking of source instruction to execute previously translated instructions between copy made upon occurrence of write operation to memory and current version (2013-05-07),

3. 8418153 - Method for integration of interpretation and translation in a microprocessor (2013-04-09),

4. 8335930 - Architecture, system, and method for operating on encrypted and/or hidden information (2012-12-18),

5. 7904891 - Checking for instruction invariance to execute previously obtained translation code by comparing instruction to a copy stored when write operation to the memory portion occur (2011-03-08),

6. 7761857 - Method for switching between interpretation and dynamic translation in a processor system based upon code sequence execution counts (2010-07-20),

7. 7694301 - Method and system for supporting input/output for a virtual machine (2010-04-06),

8. 7694151 - Architecture, system, and method for operating on encrypted and/or hidden information (2010-04-06),

9. 7694113 - Method for translating instructions in a speculative microprocessor (2010-04-06),

10. 7644210 - Method and system for storing and retrieving a translation of target program instruction from a host processor using fast look-up of indirect branch destination in a dynamic translation system (2010-01-05),

11. 7404181 - Switching to original code comparison of modifiable code for translated code validity when frequency of detecting memory overwrites exceeds threshold (2008-07-22),

12. 7331041 - Method of changing modes of code generation (2008-02-12),

13. 7111096 - Fast look-up of indirect branch destination in a dynamic translation system (2006-09-19),

14. 7096460 - Switching to original modifiable instruction copy comparison check to validate prior translation when translated sub-area protection exception slows down operation (2006-08-22),

15. 6990658 - Method for translating instructions in a speculative microprocessor featuring committing state (2006-01-24),

Title: Linus Torvalds - Innovator in Computing Technologies

Introduction

Linus Torvalds, an influential figure in the world of technology, is best known for his contributions to operating systems, particularly as the creator of Linux. Residing in Santa Clara, California, he holds a remarkable portfolio of 19 patents that demonstrate his innovative approach to computer science.

Latest Patents

Among his latest patents, Torvalds has developed a method for translating instructions in a speculative processor. This invention revolves around enabling a host microprocessor to translate sequences of instructions from a target instruction set, ensuring efficient execution while managing speculative sequences and their rollback processes in case of execution failures.

Another significant patent involves consistency checking of source instructions. This invention outlines a method that detects write operations in memory and establishes a comparison between host instructions and current target instructions, ensuring that any mismatches disable the host instructions to maintain system integrity.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Linus Torvalds has had notable tenure at various tech companies, including Transmeta Corporation, where he applied his innovative ideas to enhance computer architecture and performance. His pioneering work laid the foundation for many technological advancements that followed, influencing open-source movements and software development practices.

Collaborations

In his professional journey, Torvalds has collaborated with renowned individuals in the tech field, including H. Peter Anvin and Robert Bedichek. These partnerships have fostered a dynamic environment for innovation, propelling numerous projects and initiatives that have shaped the computing landscape.

Conclusion

Linus Torvalds stands as a testament to innovation in technology, recognized not only for his patents but also for his commitment to open-source principles. His contributions continue to inspire future generations of inventors and engineers aiming to make a meaningful impact in the world of computing.

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