International Business Machines Corporation

Globalfoundries Inc.

Globalfoundries U.S. 2 LLC

Steven Alan Cordes

James L Speidell

Peter Alfred Gruber

Matthew J Farinelli

Joanna Rosner

Sherif Ahmed Goma

John Ulrich Knickerbocker

Uttam Shymalindu Ghoshal

Debra A Loussedes

James Patrick Doyle

Patrick Ronald Varekamp

Jeannine Madelyn Trewhella

Peter Jerome Sorce

Debra C Leach

S Jay Chey

Raul E Acosta

Michael James Cordes

David R DiMilia

Paul William Coteus

Gareth Geoffrey Hougham

Robert Allen Groves

Alphonso Philip Lanzetta

Daniel Peter Morris

Jennifer L Lund

Chandler Todd McDowell

Li Shi

Snigdha Ghoshal

Ali Afzali

Melanie L Carasso

Nisha Yohannan

Guy M Cohen

Scott Kevin Reynolds

Jean-Olivier Plouchart

Aydin Babakhani

David Michael Audette

Robert E Trzcinski

Michael S Gordon

Maja Vukovic

Bing Dang

Carlos Juan Sambucetti

Sung Kwon Kang

William K Hogan

David Hirsch Danovitch

Mitchell S Cohen

Yu Luo

Dustin M Fregeau

Nigel Hinds

Stephen Roux

Errol Wayne Robinson

Egon Max Kummer

Guy A Cohen

Joseph Peter Zinter

Kevin Bocash

Bruce Bennett Doris

Daniel C Edelstein

Qinghuang Lin

Sri Muthuthamby Sri-Jayantha

Roy Rongqing Yu

Minhua Lu

Robert L Wisnieff

Stephen L Buchwalter

Emanuel Israel Cooper

Wayne John Howell

Vijayeshwar Das Khanna

Hiroki Nakano

Sudipta Kumar Ray

Daniel Michael Kuchta

Thomas George Ference

David Lewis Gardell

Scott Marshall Mansfield

Rajesh S Patel

Glen Walden Johnson

Ronald Wayne Nunes

Winfried W Wilcke

James Vichiconti

Dianne L Lacey

Robert Barton Garner

Mohammed S Shaikh

George Liang-Tai Chiu

Christopher E Obszarny

Frederick H Roy, Iii

Gene T Patrick

Kenneth F Latzko

Sankeerth Rajalingam

Christopher Edward Obszamy

Sukjay J Chey

Anthony D Fortin

John R Maher

Ronald Richard Breton

Michael David Fregeau

Evan G Colgan

David Dimilia

Joseph P Zinter

Debra Leach Riell

Robin Altman Wanner

Joanna c/o Ibm United Kingdom Limited Rosner

Melanie Carasso

Jennifer c/o Ibm Uk Ltd Lund

Raul Acosta

A mobile electronic device such as a smartphone is used in conjunction with a deep learning system to detect and respond to personal danger. The deep learning system monitors current information (such as location, audio, biometrics, etc.) from the smartphone and generates a risk score by comparing the information to a routine profile for the user. If the risk score exceeds a predetermined threshold, an alert is sent to the smartphone which presents an alert screen to the user. The alert screen allows the user to cancel the alert (and notify the deep learning system) or confirm the alert (and immediately transmit an emergency message). Multiple emergency contacts can be designated, e.g., one for a low-level risk, another for an intermediate-level risk, and another for a high-level risk, and the emergency message can be sent to a selected contact depending upon the severity of the risk score.

Detecting personal danger using a deep learning system

A method includes storing as communications data at least a portion of received electronic communications, such as emails, that are of interest to user; processing the stored communications data to identify at least one action item that pertains to the user; storing results of the processing including text descriptive of the at least one identified action item in a results repository; and outputting stored results in the results repository to a user device for review by the user. Also disclosed is a computer program product and a system that are configured to implement the method.

System, method and computer program product to extract information from email communications

Responding to personal danger using a mobile electronic device

Resolving a query received from a first node in a network includes accepting, by a second node in the network, ownership of the query from the first node, receiving, at the second node, an identification of a third node in the network, wherein the identification is received from a user of the second node and the user of the second node believes that a user of the third node has information necessary to resolve at least part of the query, and transferring, by the second node, ownership of the at least part of the query to the third node, wherein the accepting, the receiving, and the transferring dynamically generates a data structure that traces a propagation of the query, and the data structure is accessible to an origin of the query.

Flow-directed collaborative communication

An organic probe substrate structure includes a daughter card; an organic laminate attached to the daughter card; and multiple probes built onto a top surface of the organic laminate.

Organic probe substrate

According to an aspect of the present principles, methods are provided for fabricating an integrated structure. A method includes forming a very large scale integration (VLSI) structure including a semiconductor layer at a top of the VLSI structure. The method further includes mounting the VLSI structure to a support structure. The method additionally includes removing at least a portion of the semiconductor layer from the VLSI structure. The method also includes attaching an upper layer to the top of the VLSI structure. The upper layer is primarily composed of a material that has at least one of a higher resistivity or a higher transparency than the semiconductor layer. The upper layer includes at least one hole for at least one of a photonic device or an electronic device. The method further includes releasing said VLSI structure from the support structure.

Integration of photonic, electronic, and sensor devices with SOI VLSI microprocessor technology

A method for filling vias with metal includes receiving a substrate having vias, forming a metal plating layer over the vias on a first side of the substrate, fill-plating the vias with a first metal beginning with the metal plating layer on the first side of the substrate and advancing to a second side of the substrate to provide filled vias. The metal plating layer may be subsequently patterned to provide selected circuit connections or chemically-mechanically polished to completely remove the metal plating layer. Forming a metal plating layer over the vias may include filling the vias with a sacrificial filler to enable formation of the metal plating layer and subsequently removing the sacrificial filler via an etching operation or the like. In other embodiments, forming the metal plating layer over the vias is accomplished by bonding a metallic layer onto the first side of the substrate.

Substrate via filling

A process for overcoming extreme topographies by first planarizing a cavity in a semiconductor substrate in order to create a planar surface for subsequent lithography processing. As a result of the planarizing process for extreme topographies, subsequent lithography processing is enabled including the deposition of features in close proximity to extreme topographic surfaces (e.g., deep cavities or channels) and, including the deposition of features within a cavity. In a first embodiment, the process for planarizing a cavity in a semiconductor substrate includes the application of dry film resists having high chemical resistance. In a second embodiment, the process for planarizing a cavity includes the filling of cavity using materials such as polymers, spin on glasses, and metallurgy.

Processing for overcoming extreme topography

A method for resolving a query received from a first node in a network includes accepting, by a second node in the network, ownership of the query from the first node, receiving, at the second node, an identification of a third node in the network, wherein the identification is received from a user of the second node and the user of the second node believes that a user of the third node has information necessary to resolve at least part of the query, and transferring, by the second node, ownership of the at least part of the query to the third node, wherein the accepting, the receiving, and the transferring dynamically generates a data structure that traces a propagation of the query, and the data structure is accessible to an origin of the query.

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Steven Alan Cordes