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1. 11403194 - Systems and methods for in-field core failover (2022-08-02),

2. 10552270 - Systems and methods for in-field core failover (2020-02-04),

3. 9075614 - Managing power consumption in a multi-core processor (2015-07-07),

4. 8423832 - System and method for preventing processor errors (2013-04-16),

5. 8020038 - System and method for adjusting operating points of a processor based on detected processor errors (2011-09-13),

6. 7698673 - Circuit and circuit design method (2010-04-13),

7. 7590509 - System and method for testing a processor (2009-09-15),

8. 7146457 - Content addressable memory selectively addressable in a physical address mode and a virtual address mode (2006-12-05),

9. 6873565 - Dual-ported read SRAM cell with improved soft error immunity (2005-03-29),

10. 6647464 - System and method utilizing speculative cache access for improved performance (2003-11-11),

11. 6583650 - Latching annihilation based logic gate (2003-06-24),

12. 6557078 - Cache chain structure to implement high bandwidth low latency cache memory subsystem (2003-04-29),

13. 6550034 - Built-in self test for content addressable memory (2003-04-15),

14. 6539466 - System and method for TLB buddy entry self-timing (2003-03-25),

15. 6539457 - Cache address conflict mechanism without store buffers (2003-03-25),

Title: Innovations and Contributions of Reid James Riedlinger in Multicore Processor Technology

Introduction

Reid James Riedlinger, based in Fort Collins, Colorado, is a distinguished inventor with a notable portfolio of 23 patents. His innovative work primarily focuses on advancements in multicore processor technologies, contributing significantly to the field of computing.

Latest Patents

Among his latest achievements is the patent titled "Systems and methods for in-field core failover." This invention addresses the complex dynamics of multicore processors by enabling seamless switching between active and functional spare processing cores. The core feature of this system is its interface that allows for real-time requests to change the designation of processing cores during operation. By utilizing a bitmask configuration, the processor can dynamically manage core activation and deactivation, ensuring optimal performance and reliability in various user environments. This patent showcases Reid's commitment to enhancing core processing efficiency and resilience.

Career Highlights

Reid has had an impressive career, marked by his tenure at prestigious companies such as Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P., and Hewlett-Packard Company. His experience in these organizations has equipped him with the expertise to innovate and influence the technological landscape significantly. His work has garnered respect in the industry for the advancements he has contributed to multicore processing.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Reid has collaborated with several esteemed professionals, including Dean A. Mulla and Donald R. Weiss. These collaborations have played a crucial role in the development and enhancement of technologies related to his patents, further enriching his inventions with diverse insights and expertise.

Conclusion

Reid James Riedlinger's contributions to multicore processor technology through his patented inventions exemplify his dedication to innovation. His extensive experience in the field, combined with effective collaborations, positions him as a key figure in the ongoing evolution of computing technology. With 23 patents to his name, Reid continues to pave the way for advancements that enhance processing capabilities in various applications.

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