Vincent Lazo

Title: Vincent Lazo: Memory-System Innovations at SK hynix NAND Product Solutions

Introduction

Vincent Lazo is an inventor based in San Dimas, California, whose patent work focuses on memory management and data processing within computational storage systems. His inventions address ways to organize data in non-volatile memory and prepare it for local processing.

Latest Patents

Lazo’s two patents describe complementary approaches to improving data handling in memory systems.

“Reserved Memory Space in Computational Storage Devices” concerns reserving fixed physical locations in non-volatile memory for data processed by a particular program. The system includes a memory controller, a separate data processor, and non-volatile memory, such as NAND flash. This arrangement can help manage where program-specific data is stored.

“Device Internal Data Preparation and Migration” describes processing data within a memory system. The system locates modified data stored in non-volatile memory, uses the memory controller to recover the original data, and provides it to the data processor for local processing. In some embodiments, separate memories temporarily hold the modified and recovered data.

Career Highlights

Lazo’s listed patent work is associated with SK hynix NAND Product Solutions Corp. Across his two patents, he contributes to innovations involving reserved memory regions, data recovery, and on-memory processing.

Collaborations

Lazo’s listed coworkers include Guangming Lu and Jason Molgaard. Their names appear alongside his work in the context of memory-system inventions.

Conclusion

Vincent Lazo’s patent portfolio highlights practical approaches to organizing non-volatile memory and enabling data processing within storage devices.