Ross Michael Wampler

Title: Ross Michael Wampler and Flexible Data Center Rack Allocation

Introduction

Ross Michael Wampler is an inventor based in Seattle, Washington. His patent work addresses the practical challenge of assigning computer systems to data center rack positions while matching each system’s infrastructure needs to the support available at those positions.

Latest Patents

Wampler is associated with 1 patent, titled “Flexible Data Center Rack Allocation.” The invention describes a system that allocates rack computer systems to specific positions by correlating their infrastructure support requirements with the capacities available at each position.

The system can identify infrastructure connections that provide particular types of support and associate those connections with rack positions. When a rack computer system is inbound for delivery, the system can determine its support requirements, select a suitable rack position, and allocate the necessary infrastructure connections. This approach is designed to support flexible, incremental deployment of data center equipment.

Career Highlights

Wampler is associated with Amazon Technologies, Inc. His patent reflects work on coordinating data center infrastructure and equipment placement, with the aim of making rack allocation more adaptable to different system requirements.

Collaborations

Junlin Yi and Dong Wang are identified as Wampler’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or the invention.

Conclusion

Ross Michael Wampler’s “Flexible Data Center Rack Allocation” patent focuses on matching data center equipment with suitable rack positions and infrastructure support, contributing to more flexible equipment deployment.