This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Woodward, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: William P. Neff and Coherent Data Transfer in Multicore Processors.
Introduction
William P. Neff is an inventor associated with Wellington, Colorado, and Woodward, Inc. His patent work addresses coordinated data transfer between processor cores, an important aspect of multicore computing.
Latest Patents
Neff is credited with 1 patent: “Systems and Methods for Coherent Data Transfer with Sync in a Multiple Core Processor.” The invention describes a digital signal processor transmitting data between a producing CPU core and a consuming CPU core. The cores are time-aligned so that cycles in one or more frames of the producing core correspond with cycles of the consuming core. Both cores can access shared memory, allowing data to be written and read between them.
Career Highlights
Neff’s listed patent reflects work on synchronization and shared-memory communication in multicore processor systems. These techniques are designed to support coherent data exchange between processor cores.
Collaborations
Neff’s listed coworkers include Bryan R. Haack and Timothy W. McDonald. The patent information provided does not specify their individual contributions.
Conclusion
William P. Neff’s patent focuses on synchronizing processor cores and enabling reliable data exchange through shared memory, highlighting his contribution to multicore computing technology.
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