Ricardo Becker

Title: Ricardo Becker and Secure Accelerator Multi-Tenancy.

Introduction

Ricardo Becker is an inventor associated with Phoenix, Arizona, and Intel Corporation. His patent work addresses security for accelerators that process workloads and data streams on behalf of virtualized tenants.

Latest Patents

Becker is associated with 1 patent, titled “Multi-tenancy protection for accelerators.” The invention describes an accelerator with memory, a compute zone, and a processor subsystem. The subsystem performs a cryptographic key exchange with a tenant application running in a virtual machine on a host system, derives a session key, and programs that key into the compute zone. The compute zone uses the key to decrypt an encrypted workload and data stream, then executes the workload on the decrypted data to produce metadata.

Career Highlights

Becker’s listed patent reflects work on protecting tenant workloads and data during accelerator processing. By using a session key established through cryptographic exchange, the design aims to keep each tenant’s computing activity protected within the accelerator’s compute zone.

Collaborations

The provided information lists Akshay Kadam and Sivakumar B. as Becker’s coworkers. Their shared association with Intel Corporation provides context for his professional environment, though specific collaborative roles on the patent are not stated.

Conclusion

Ricardo Becker’s patent focuses on secure multi-tenancy for accelerators, combining cryptographic key exchange with protected workload execution and data processing.