Samuel Bradshaw

Title: Samuel Bradshaw and Memory-System Innovation.

Introduction

Samuel Bradshaw is an inventor based in Sacramento, California. His work includes inventions for memory systems and computational storage, with a focus on data access and memory-space management. He is associated with SK hynix NAND Product Solutions Corp. His patent portfolio includes 3 patents.

Latest Patents

“Storage-Side Page Tables for Memory Systems” describes a memory system that receives a request for target data along with its virtual address. The system searches a page table stored in storage-side dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) to find the corresponding physical address, then retrieves the data from the storage-side DRAM or a memory channel. This approach places address translation within the memory system.

“Reserved Memory Space in Computational Storage Devices” concerns managing memory in a system with a memory controller, a separate data processor, and non-volatile memory such as NAND flash. When a program processes data, the system can place that data in a designated subset of memory blocks with fixed physical locations reserved for that program.

Career Highlights

Bradshaw’s described inventions address two aspects of memory-system design: translating virtual addresses to physical locations and allocating reserved storage for program-specific data. Both focus on coordinating data processing with the organization and access of memory.

Collaborations

Bradshaw is associated with SK hynix NAND Product Solutions Corp. The coworkers identified in the supplied information are Steven Williams and John Rudelic.

Conclusion

Samuel Bradshaw’s described patent work centers on improving how memory systems locate, organize, and manage data across DRAM and non-volatile storage.