Vishal Singh

Title: Vishal Singh: Inventor in Bengaluru

Introduction

Vishal Singh is an inventor based in Bengaluru, India, and is associated with Qualcomm Incorporated. His work includes an invention focused on compressed and secure DRAM data storage.

Latest Patents

Singh is credited with 1 patent: “Compressed and Secure DRAM Data Storage with Reduced Read-Modify-Write Operations.” The invention describes a system with a compression engine, a metadata processor, and memory with a defined burst length. The compression engine compresses source data, while the metadata processor creates metadata smaller than the memory’s burst length and generates autofill data based on the compression ratio. It combines the metadata and autofill data into a burst-sized unit, allowing a memory controller to write the metadata without triggering a read-modify-write operation.

Career Highlights

Singh’s patent addresses memory-storage efficiency by combining data compression with a method for preparing metadata to match the memory’s burst length. The approach is designed to reduce unnecessary read-modify-write operations during memory writes.

Collaborations

The supplied information lists Sonu Kumar Shubham and Pransu Pramod Kumar Shrivastav as Singh’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Vishal Singh’s listed invention brings together compression, metadata processing, and burst-sized memory writes to help reduce read-modify-write operations in DRAM storage.