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Austin, TX, United States of America

Mathew Accapadi

USPTO Granted Patents = 36 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.3

ph-index = 6

Forward Citations = 161(Granted Patents)


Location History:

  • Austin, TX (US) (2004 - 2016)
  • Cedar Park, TX (US) (2015 - 2024)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal36 out of 164,108 
 
International Business Machines Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 2004-2025

where 'Filed Patents' based on already Granted Patents

36 patents (USPTO):
1. 12323391 - Virtual private networks for similar profiles (2025-06-03),
2. 11929889 - Connection management based on server feedback using recent connection request service times (2024-03-12),
3. 11561899 - Method and system of managing a file cache by selective delete-on-read operations (2023-01-24),
4. 11288070 - Optimization of low-level memory operations in a NUMA environment (2022-03-29),
5. 11074101 - Automated switching between interrupt context I/O processing and thread context I/O processing (2021-07-27),
6. 11003585 - Determining affinity domain information based on virtual memory address (2021-05-11),
7. 10838635 - Deferred disclaim of memory pages (2020-11-17),
8. 10831539 - Hardware thread switching for scheduling policy in a processor (2020-11-10),
9. 10572411 - Preventing software thread blocking due to interrupts (2020-02-25),
10. 10169087 - Technique for preserving memory affinity in a non-uniform memory access data processing system (2019-01-01),
11. 10108453 - Averting lock contention associated with core-based hardware threading in a split core environment (2018-10-23),
12. 10102037 - Averting lock contention associated with core-based hardware threading in a split core environment (2018-10-16),
13. 10019392 - Preventing software thread blocking due to interrupts (2018-07-10),
14. 10019391 - Preventing software thread blocking due to interrupts (2018-07-10),
15. 9928157 - Filtering multiple in-memory trace buffers for event ranges before dumping from memory (2018-03-27),

Title: The Innovative Contributions of Mathew Accapadi in Networking Technologies

Introduction: Mathew Accapadi, based in Austin, TX, is a prolific inventor with an impressive portfolio of 36 patents. His innovative work primarily focuses on enhancing networking technologies, laying the groundwork for improved connectivity solutions.

Latest Patents: Among his recent inventions is a patent for "Virtual private networks for similar profiles." This invention describes techniques for grouping user profiles onto Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), whereby a computer-implemented method is employed to create a user profile at a VPN manager. The method associates the user profile with a set of demographically similar user profiles based on characteristics of the user profile. It further assigns the user profile to at least one VPN server linked to the set of demographically similar profiles and provides encrypted internet access to the device associated with the user profile via that server. Additionally, resources customized for the set of demographically similar user profiles are transmitted to the device through the VPN server.

Another notable patent is "Connection management based on server feedback using recent connection request service times." This method aims to manage network service response times by allowing a client device to determine if a service provider's network service is reachable or active. The client device assesses the service response time and communicates a request to the service provider to establish a conditional connection based on service time parameters.

Career Highlights: Mathew Accapadi contributes his expertise to the esteemed International Business Machines Corporation (IBM), where he collaborates with other brilliant minds across various projects. With a strong commitment to advancing technology, he plays a critical role in the innovation landscape.

Collaborations: In his career, Mathew has worked alongside talented colleagues, including Dirk Michel and Bret Ronald Olszewski. Their teamwork propels their shared goal of innovating and improving networking capabilities within IBM.

Conclusion: Mathew Accapadi's contributions to networking innovations through his patents not only exemplify his skills as an inventor but also reflect the ongoing advancement in technology at IBM. His work continues to influence how users experience internet connectivity and security, demonstrating the vital role of innovation in today's digital world.

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