Maxime Lasserre

Title: Maxime Lasserre: Inventor in Distributed Data Systems

Introduction

Maxime Lasserre is an inventor associated with Issaquah, Washington, and Mango Technologies, Inc. His patent work addresses how distributed systems can determine whether a client’s copy of a data object is current.

Latest Patents

Lasserre is credited with 1 patent: “Generating a Version Vector for a Data Object in a Distributed System to Determine Whether the Data Object Is Current.” The invention concerns systems in which multiple servers maintain copies of a data object and propagate modifications among themselves. Each server tracks changes using a local version vector containing server identifiers and version identifiers. When a client requests the object, it provides its own version vector, allowing the server to compare the records and determine whether to send the local copy.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Lasserre’s patent activity with Mango Technologies, Inc. His documented invention focuses on version tracking and synchronization in distributed systems.

Collaborations

Jiang Wu and Stephane Major are identified as Lasserre’s coworkers. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or the invention.

Conclusion

Maxime Lasserre’s documented patent contribution concerns using version vectors to help distributed servers and client devices assess whether data is up to date.