This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Matthew Julius Totin: Memory Sharing Innovation
Introduction
Matthew Julius Totin is an inventor associated with Shakopee, Minnesota, United States. His patent work addresses how a memory appliance can share memory among multiple host devices.
Latest Patents
Totin is credited with 1 patent: “Memory Appliance Sharing Memory Between Multiple Hosts.” The disclosed method has a host scan memory devices during startup to identify a compatible device, reconfigure it as offline system memory, and receive information about the amount of shared memory available. The host then marks the device’s memory blocks as offline in its memory map.
Career Highlights
The patent describes an approach to making memory available across multiple hosts while tracking shared memory within each host’s system map. This work focuses on device compatibility, memory configuration, and host-level memory management.
Collaborations
The patent lists Hongjian Fan and Jon D. Trantham among Totin’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Matthew Julius Totin’s patent documents an approach to sharing memory appliance capacity among multiple hosts through startup scanning, memory reconfiguration, and host memory-map management.
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