Xiao Long Ye

Title: Xiao Long Ye and Protocol State-Aware Power Management

Introduction

Xiao Long Ye is an inventor based in Shanghai, China, associated with Intel Corporation. His patent work includes a network-interface approach designed to help a host processor adjust its power use according to network activity.

Latest Patents

Ye is associated with 1 patent: “Protocol State Aware Power Management.” The invention describes systems and methods for managing processor power based on network connection activity. A network interface device classifies packets as opening or closing network connections, tracks statistics for those packets, and calculates a power hint from the statistics. It then places the hint in a receive descriptor written to host memory, where the host processor can use it to scale its power.

Career Highlights

Ye’s listed patent reflects work at the intersection of network-interface circuitry, packet processing, and processor power management. The described system uses connection-state information to inform power decisions.

Collaborations

Ye’s listed coworker is Ping Yu, who is a woman. The available information identifies her as a coworker but does not specify her role in the patent.

Conclusion

Xiao Long Ye’s patent describes a way to use network connection activity to guide processor power scaling, linking network-interface information with host power management.