Minoru Nakamura

Title: Minoru Nakamura: Innovations in Genome Data Processing and InfiniBand Communication.

Introduction

Minoru Nakamura is an inventor based in Kawasaki, Japan. His work includes inventions in genome data processing and communication between user programs using InfiniBand. He is associated with Fujitsu Corporation and has 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Nakamura’s listed patents address data processing and high-speed communication.

“Information processing apparatus and method of collecting genome data” describes a system that extracts encoded mutation patterns from genome data, identifies corresponding addend data in a table, and uses an SIMD instruction to update counts of mutation patterns at relevant positions.

“Apparatus and method for performing InfiniBand communication between user programs in different apparatuses” describes a method for routing data between user programs on separate apparatuses. The system uses queue-pair identifiers and work requests to identify the intended program and transfer data while preserving the relevant request information.

Career Highlights

Nakamura’s listed inventions reflect work spanning computational genomics and computer networking. The genome-data invention focuses on efficiently counting mutation patterns, while the InfiniBand invention addresses communication between programs running on different systems.

Collaborations

Nakamura’s listed coworkers include Yoshifumi Ujibashi and Kohta Nakashima. His association with Fujitsu Corporation provides the organizational context for his patent work.

Conclusion

Minoru Nakamura’s patent portfolio highlights contributions to genome data analysis and InfiniBand communication, connecting specialized data-processing methods with practical systems engineering.