William Elton Burky

USPTO Granted Patents = 38 (Patent Applications = 3)

CIPO Patents = 1

EPO Patents = 1 (Patent Applications = 1)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.2

ph-index = 14

Forward Citations = 707(Granted Patents)

Company Filing History:

33 out of 164,219

International Business Machines Corporation

Years Active: 1995-2024

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38 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 12175251 - Compression of entries in a reorder buffer (2024-12-24),

2. 12045620 - Move elimination (2024-07-23),

3. 12026515 - Instruction fusion (2024-07-02),

4. 11204773 - Storing a processing state based on confidence in a predicted branch outcome and a number of recent state changes (2021-12-21),

5. 10977038 - Checkpointing speculative register mappings (2021-04-13),

6. 9489207 - Processor and method for partially flushing a dispatched instruction group including a mispredicted branch (2016-11-08),

7. 8495342 - Configuring plural cores to perform an instruction having a multi-core characteristic (2013-07-23),

8. 8108655 - Selecting fixed-point instructions to issue on load-store unit (2012-01-31),

9. 8103852 - Information handling system including a processor with a bifurcated issue queue (2012-01-24),

10. 8099582 - Tracking deallocated load instructions using a dependence matrix (2012-01-17),

11. 8086826 - Dependency tracking for enabling successive processor instructions to issue (2011-12-27),

12. 8078999 - Structure for implementing speculative clock gating of digital logic circuits (2011-12-13),

13. 8041928 - Information handling system with real and virtual load/store instruction issue queue (2011-10-18),

14. 7991979 - Issuing load-dependent instructions in an issue queue in a processing unit of a data processing system (2011-08-02),

15. 7971161 - Apparatus and method for implementing speculative clock gating of digital logic circuits (2011-06-28),

Title: William Elton Burky: A Pioneer in Data Processing Technologies

Introduction: William Elton Burky, based in Austin, TX, is a prominent inventor in the field of data processing, holding an impressive 38 patents to his name. His innovative designs and methodologies have significantly contributed to advancements in processing technology, particularly in addressing challenges faced in reorder buffers and data manipulation.

Latest Patents: Among his notable inventions, two recent patents stand out. The first, titled "Compression of entries in a reorder buffer," presents an apparatus and method that employs processing circuitry and allocation circuitry to manage state information associated with instruction execution. This invention not only enhances the efficiency of memory access instructions but also includes a unique reallocation procedure to optimize performance under certain conditions.

The second patent, "Move elimination," introduces a data processing apparatus featuring rename circuitry that executes a register rename stage within a processing pipeline. This technology effectively eliminates unnecessary move operations, allowing for a more streamlined execution of operations while providing mechanisms for adjustment and demotion of registers based on specific conditions.

Career Highlights: William Elton Burky has worked with renowned companies, including International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) and Arm Limited. His tenure at these industry giants has allowed him to dive deep into innovative research and development, resulting in numerous patented technologies and methodologies that enhance data processing capabilities.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Burky has collaborated with other esteemed professionals in the field, including Balaram Sinharoy and Mary Douglass Brown. These collaborations highlight the collective effort involved in advancing technology and developing solutions to complex problems in data processing.

Conclusion: William Elton Burky's contributions to data processing reflect a remarkable blend of creativity and technical acumen. With 38 patents to his credit, his innovations such as compression techniques in reorder buffers and move elimination processes are paving the way for future advancements in technology. His work continues to inspire fellow inventors and highlights the importance of collaboration in the pursuit of innovation.

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