This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Matthew Bruce Lovell: Inventor of a Shared-Memory Appliance
Introduction
Matthew Bruce Lovell is an inventor associated with Longmont, Colorado. His work includes an invention for sharing memory between multiple host devices. The supplied information credits him with 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Lovell’s listed patent, “Memory appliance sharing memory between multiple hosts,” describes a method for making memory available to more than one device. At host startup, a host scans memory devices to identify a compatible device and reconfigures it as offline system memory. The compatible device reports how much shared memory is available, and the host marks the relevant memory blocks as offline in its memory map.
Career Highlights
The patent focuses on coordinating shared memory between a host and a compatible memory appliance. Its approach includes device discovery during boot, memory reconfiguration, and tracking shared memory in the host’s memory map.
Collaborations
Hongjian Fan and Jon D. Trantham are identified as Lovell’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Matthew Bruce Lovell’s listed patent addresses a method for sharing memory across multiple hosts through device detection, memory configuration, and host-level memory mapping.
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