Michael Eric Davies

Title: Michael Eric Davies: Inventor in Spatial Computing

Introduction

Michael Eric Davies is an inventor based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. His patent work concerns assigning computational workloads to physical resources in spatial architectures, with the aim of improving how an array executes operations.

Latest Patents

Davies is associated with 1 patent, titled “Assigning Workloads to Physical Resources in Spatial Architectures.” The invention describes partitioning a workload’s operation graph into subgraphs, with the partitioning designed to reduce the number of subgraphs and increase resource utilization within each one. It then maps each subgraph to logical processing engine units using subgraph features and tiling factors, before assigning those logical units to physical processing units while minimizing network traffic. The mapped operations are executed on the physical array, a process intended to improve computational efficiency.

Career Highlights

Davies is associated with Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC. His patent reflects work on coordinating workload partitioning, logical mapping, and physical resource assignment in spatial computing systems.

Collaborations

The provided information identifies Fanny Nina Paravecino and Abhishek Dilip Kulkarni as Davies’s coworkers. Their names are associated with his professional context, though specific collaborative roles are not provided.

Conclusion

Michael Eric Davies’s patent focuses on efficiently mapping workloads to physical resources, combining graph partitioning and processing-unit assignment to support improved execution in spatial architectures.