Kingston Technology Corporation

Kingston Digital, Inc.

Super Talent Electronics, Inc.

Other

Primes Lab Inc.

Novartis Ag

Super Talent Technology, Corp.

Ateon Networks, Inc.

Atronics International Inc.

Ben Wei Chen

David Hong-Dien Chen

David Sun

Chih-Hung Wu

Horng-Yee Chou

Hsien-Chih Chang

Yungteh Chien

Sun-Teck See

Choon Tak Tang

Yi-Ting Lin

Wei H Koh

Jason Jajen Chen

Chin-Tang Yen

Jin S Wang

Yi Ting Lin

Hao-Yin Lo

Chang-Hsing Lin

Charles Chung Lee

Ren-Kang Chiou

Tzu-Yih Chu

Shi-Ming Zhao

George Shiu

Ngoc V Le

Augustine W Chang

George K L Shiu

Ke-Chun Chou

David H D Chen

Irv Weissman

Chris Fraser

Jason Japen Chen

Bo Xiong

A portable data accessing device and more particularly the use of multi-port interfaces on a data accessing device disclosed. The multi-port data accessing device includes an inner body, one or a plurality of moving-caps, one or a plurality of grips, a pump-action and one or a plurality of locking/releasing mechanisms.

Multi-port data accessing device

A method for a connection mechanism in a public cloud network is disclosed. The method includes acquiring a plurality of connection credentials from a public cloud portal (PCP) Admin Device; pairing and registration with a private cloud virtual private network (VPN) server (PCVS) from a private matter gateway (PMG); establishing a plurality of initial VPN tunnels between the PCVS and the PMG; connecting to the PMG on demand between a PCVS smart device client and the PMG through the PCVS; and running a plurality of vertical peer-to-peer (P2P) private and secure PCVS smart device client applications between at least one PCVS smart device client and one of at least one PMG smart device client, at least one PMG network service and another PCVS smart device client.

Private matter gateway connection mechanism for use in a private communication architecture

A method for a connection mechanism in a public cloud network is disclosed. The method includes acquiring a plurality of connection credentials from a public cloud portal (PCP) Admin Device; pairing and registration with a metaverse virtual private network (VPN) server (MVVS) from a metaverse app gateway (MVAG); establishing a plurality of initial VPN tunnels between the MVVS and the MVAG; connecting to the MVAG on demand between a MVVS smart device client and the MVAG through the MVVS; and running a plurality of vertical peer-to-peer (P2P) private and secure MVVS smart device client applications between at least one MVVS smart device client and one of at least one MVAG smart device client, at least one MVAG network service and another MVVS smart device client.

Metaverse application gateway connection mechanism for use in a private communication architecture

Security functions for a memory corresponding to a smart security storage may be facilitated or executed through operation of utility application corresponding to a smart device. For example, encryption/decryption of data stored on the memory may be facilitated or executed by a security module under control of an access application corresponding to the smart device. Data securely stored on the memory may be explored and accessed by the smart device or a host computing device under control of the access application.

Smart security storage system

Smart security storage

A method for use with a public cloud network is disclosed. The method includes setting up at least one virtual machine, at least one private cloud call-back server (PCCBS) and at least one smart device client on the side of the PCCBS to provide cloud based web services, and at least one private cloud routing server (PCRS) and at least one smart device client on the side of the PCRS in a client server relationship. The virtual machine and PCCBS usually reside in a hyperscale data center, while the PCRS resides in the client's remote premises. An internet platform owner that maintains the virtual machine, offers to a subscriber to host the PCCBS in the virtual machine, constructs and deploys a community pair of peer-to-peer communication relationship between at least one PCCBS Device Client and a PCRS Device Client.

Private cloud routing server connection mechanism for use in a private communication architecture

A method for use with a public cloud network is disclosed. The method includes setting up at least one private cloud routing server (PCRS) and at least one smart device client on the side of the PCRS in a client server relationship. It also includes setting up at least another smart device client on the side of the PCCBS in a client server relationship with the at least one private cloud call-back server (PCCBS). The private cloud call-back server acts as a middleman to relay communication between the smart device client on the side of the PCCBS and the private cloud routing server. The PCCBS will call back the private cloud routing server on demand based on the smart device client request. The at least one private cloud call-back server includes a first message box associated therewith.

A universal peripheral extender architecture, system, and method is disclosed that addresses the need of communicatively connecting peripheral I/O devices and the smart host devices in legacy, medical, and industrial applications. As disclosed, a universal peripheral extender includes an I/O device translation & management module that has a device-side utility, a host-side I/O device translation & management utility, and a host/device translation & management scheduler utility.

Universal peripheral extender for communicatively connecting peripheral I/O devices and smart host devices

A private cloud routing server client device (PCRSCD) is disclosed which connects to a private cloud routing server (PCRS) by a connection based on whether the PCRS is in a same Local Area Network (LAN) as the PCRSCD and whether the PCRS is directly connected to the public cloud network.

A method is disclosed for providing a secure session based message connection mechanism between a private cloud routing server (PCRS) and at least one smart device client in a PCRS network. The method includes initializing and provisioning of the PCRS. The method also includes creating a PCRS Client and viewing the PCRS Client. In addition, the method includes editing a peer-to-peer password and status of the PCRS. The method also includes changing the peer-to-peer password by the at least one smart device client. The method also includes resetting the peer-to-peer password and status by an administrator from a PCRS LAN. Finally, the method includes connecting to the PCRS by the at least one smart device client.

A method and system for use with a public cloud network is disclosed, wherein the public cloud network includes at least one private cloud routing server, at least one private network service and at least one smart device client in communication therewith. The method and system comprise setting up the at least one private cloud routing server, the at least one private network service and the at least one smart device client in a client server relationship. The at least one private cloud routing server includes a message box associated therewith. The first message box is located in the public network. The at least one smart client includes a second message box associated therewith. The second message box is located on the public network. The method includes passing session based message information between the at least one private cloud routing server and the at least one smart device client via the first message box and the second message box in a secure manner. The session based information is authenticated by the private cloud routing server and the at least one smart device client. The smart device client and the private cloud routing server can then communicate with each other after the session based information is authenticated. The at least one private network service is then manageable and accessible by the at least one smart device client from anywhere at anytime without utilizing a public cloud based routing server.

Private cloud routing server, private network service and smart device client architecture without utilizing a public cloud based routing server

A portable data transmitting device, including a storage portion and a movable portion, is disclosed. The storage portion includes a fixed housing including a first side and a second side, and a first plug connector disposed on the first side. The movable portion includes a rotatable housing that is rotatably disposed on the second side of the fixed housing, a slidable housing that includes a first side and is slidably disposed on the rotatable housing, and a second plug connector disposed on the first side of the slidable housing. Thereby, the portable data transmitting device can be attached to portable apparatuses with different thicknesses, and can abut on the portable apparatus so as not to wobble or be bent easily.

Portable data transmitting device

Growing community of inventors

Fremont, CA, United States of America

Ben Wei Chen