Almonte, Canada

Peter Andreas Meyer

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Ciena Corporation. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Peter Andreas Meyer. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/peter-andreas-meyer

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Years Active: 2026

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Title: Peter Andreas Meyer: Patent Inventor at Ciena Corporation

Introduction

Peter Andreas Meyer is an inventor associated with Ciena Corporation and based in Almonte, Canada. His patent work includes a method for organizing read-return operations so that data requested by a leader process is delivered in the correct order.

Latest Patents

Meyer is credited with 1 patent: “Out-of-order read-return equalization.” The invention describes appending ordered identification tags to pending read requests from a leader process and intercepting the corresponding read-return operations from follower processes. Because those returns may arrive in any order, the system uses the tags to arrange them before providing the ordered read data to the leader process. The disclosure also notes that other embodiments are possible.

Career Highlights

Meyer’s listed patent reflects work on coordinating read requests and responses across processes. This approach addresses the challenge of ensuring that returned data is presented in the intended order even when follower processes respond asynchronously.

Collaborations

Meyer is associated with Ciena Corporation. His listed coworkers include Marianne Michel Faltas and Mark Stephen Wight.

Conclusion

Peter Andreas Meyer’s patent describes a way to restore the intended order of read data returned from multiple follower processes, highlighting his contribution to process coordination at Ciena Corporation.

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