Roger T Tran

Title: Roger T. Tran and Geographically Distributed Multiprocessor Communication.

Introduction. Roger T. Tran is an inventor associated with Marlboro, New Jersey, and AT&T Bell Laboratories. His patent work addresses communication among processors distributed across multiple locations.

Latest Patents. Tran is credited with 1 patent: “Geographically Distributed Multiprocessor Time-Shared Communication.” The invention describes a system in which groups of processors are located at separate nodes connected through a transport network. Processors support multiple processes that communicate through internal links or through combinations of internal links and external communication links. Interface processes relay data and communication parameters, enabling a process to initiate communication with another process and specify how information should be exchanged.

Career Highlights. Tran’s listed patent reflects work on distributed computing and time-shared communication systems. The design connects processors with customer terminals and host systems through local lines, while allowing processes to communicate across geographically separated nodes.

Collaborations. Tran’s listed coworkers include Glenn R. Babecki and Paul M. Zislis. His patent is associated with AT&T Bell Laboratories.

Conclusion. Roger T. Tran’s patent describes a framework for coordinating communication among processes across distributed processors, highlighting his contribution to networked computing at AT&T Bell Laboratories.