This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: International Business Machines Corporation. Active years: 2005-2007.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2005-2007
Title: Truc Duy Nguyen’s Patents in Data Processing
Introduction
Truc Duy Nguyen is an inventor associated with Austin, Texas, and International Business Machines Corporation. Her patent work addresses data processing, including language support in management consoles and memory management for texture objects.
Latest Patents
Nguyen’s listed patents include two inventions.
“Method, system, and computer program product in a logically partitioned data processing system for displaying messages in a management console’s native language” describes how a management console’s language preference can be sent to system partitions. When a partition generates a message, it selects a translation matching that preference and sends the translated message to the console for display.
“Method and apparatus for managing texture memory in a data processing system” concerns allocating memory for texture objects. The texture manager frees space by selectively removing stored objects when necessary, repeating the process until the current object has sufficient memory or no eligible stored objects remain.
Nguyen is credited with 2 patents.
Career Highlights
Nguyen’s listed inventions reflect work on practical challenges in computing systems. One focuses on presenting system messages in the language selected by a management console, while the other describes a process for managing limited texture memory.
Collaborations
The provided information lists Mark Richard Nutter and Ya-Huey Juan as Nguyen’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patents or describe particular collaborations.
Conclusion
Truc Duy Nguyen’s two listed patents address language-aware system messaging and efficient texture-memory allocation, highlighting her contributions to data-processing technology.
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