This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Shruti Gupta and Root Cause Analysis-Based Node Recovery.
Introduction
Shruti Gupta is an inventor based in Delhi, India, whose patent work addresses system reliability and recovery. Her listed invention focuses on using root cause analysis to help recover a node when it does not respond as expected.
Latest Patents
Gupta is associated with 1 patent, titled “Root cause analysis (RCA)-based node recovery.” The patent describes systems and methods in which a controller first instructs a node to enter debug mode. If the expected response does not arrive within the specified timeout, the controller directs the node to enter system management mode and makes a shared buffer available to the node’s system management interrupt handler.
Instructions in the buffer guide the handler to set a trap flag in the operating system’s saved state area and then resume execution. The flag causes the operating system to transfer control of the problematic code to a trap handler. Depending on whether the code is running in a non-maskable interrupt handler, the trap handler performs recovery operations or calls a hypervisor in virtual machine extension root mode.
Career Highlights
Gupta’s listed patent is associated with Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC. The invention reflects work on diagnosing and recovering from node failures through coordinated actions involving a controller, operating system, and hypervisor.
Collaborations
The provided information lists Atul Khare and Eli Cohen-Nehemia as Gupta’s coworkers. Their specific roles in the patent or related work are not specified.
Conclusion
Shruti Gupta’s patent describes a structured approach to node recovery that uses root cause analysis and operating-system mechanisms to address unresponsive or problematic code.
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