Sean Lee

Title: Sean Lee: Inventor in Processor Architecture and Command Processing.

Introduction

Sean Lee is an inventor based in San Jose, California. His work includes processor architectures and methods for processing commands in multi-processor environments. He is associated with Marvell Asia Pte. Ltd. and SK hynix Inc. and holds 4 patents.

Latest Patents

Lee’s recent patent work includes “Method and Apparatus for Command Processing in a Multi-Processor Environment.” The invention describes a first processor receiving a command from a system component and assigning part of the work to an available second processor. The second processor creates and executes a hardware accelerator command, then returns the result to the first processor.

Another recent patent is “Pipelined Processor Architecture with Configurable Grouping of Processor Elements.” It describes processor elements arranged into pipeline stages for handling data-access commands. The elements can be grouped and loaded with microcode to perform different stage functions, allowing the pipeline to be configured to improve processing performance.

Career Highlights

Lee’s listed company affiliations include Marvell Asia Pte. Ltd. and SK hynix Inc. His patent work addresses processor design, hardware acceleration, and configurable data-processing pipelines.

Collaborations

Lee’s listed coworkers include Jeffrey Song and Young-Ta Wu. Their shared professional context reflects collaboration in technology and patent development.

Conclusion

Sean Lee’s inventions focus on adaptable processor systems that coordinate command processing and improve data-access performance.