Tom Turicchi

Title: Tom Turicchi: Patents in Computing and Online Services.

Introduction

Tom Turicchi is an inventor associated with Dallas, Texas, and Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. His work includes inventions addressing computer-system power management and estimated completion times for online transactions. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Turicchi’s patents, “Power Budgeting for a Group of Computer Systems Using Utilization Feedback for Manageable Components,” describes managing the power consumption of multiple computer systems under a group-wide maximum. The method determines a power budget from the systems’ consumption and the group limit, assigns a power cap to each system, and distributes those caps across the group.

His other listed patent, “Calculating an Estimated Time to Complete a Request,” concerns estimating how long an Internet transaction will take. It uses stored completion-time information, correlates that information with a received transaction message, and generates an estimate that can be displayed to a user through a browser-related widget or control.

Career Highlights

Turicchi’s listed inventions address practical computing challenges: allocating power across groups of computer systems and providing users with estimated completion times for online requests. Both focus on using system information to support more informed management and user experiences.

Collaborations

Turicchi’s listed company affiliation is Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. His named coworkers include Troy Don Miller and Clifford A. McCarthy.

Conclusion

Tom Turicchi’s two listed patents reflect contributions to computer power budgeting and online transaction time estimation, connecting system-level resource management with clearer information for users.