This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 3 published patent applications. Top assignee: Arista Networks, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Scott William Hill Bailey and Precision Time Synchronization
Introduction
Scott William Hill Bailey is an inventor associated with New Westminster, Canada, and Arista Networks, Inc. His patent work addresses precise time synchronization in network devices.
Latest Patents
Bailey is credited with 1 patent: “PTP 1-step boundary clock without hardware synchronization.” The invention describes a one-step synchronization sequence in which a Sync message carries an initial timestamp indicating when it entered a network device’s packet-processing pipeline. As the message is processed for egress, the pipeline adds a timestamp representing the time spent inside it. The receiving slave device combines the two timestamps to determine when the Sync message left the network device, enabling synchronization without hardware-based timestamping.
Career Highlights
Bailey’s patent reflects work on improving Precision Time Protocol (PTP) synchronization in network equipment. The approach uses timestamps recorded within the message-processing flow to support accurate timing across connected devices.
Collaborations
Bailey’s listed coworkers include Sourabh Bollapragada and Avininderpal Singh Grewal. His patent is associated with Arista Networks, Inc.
Conclusion
Scott William Hill Bailey’s patented approach contributes to network time synchronization by using message timestamps to determine transmission timing without hardware synchronization.
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