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Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Yatin Acharya

USPTO Granted Patents = 33

Average Co-Inventor Count = 1.5

ph-index = 13

Forward Citations = 687(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal33 out of 12,883 
 
Advanced Micro Devices Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 2002-2010

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33 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 7680054 - Arrangement for switching infiniband packets using switching tag at start of packet (2010-03-16),
2. 7613821 - Arrangement for reducing application execution based on a determined lack of flow control credits for a network channel (2009-11-03),
3. 7295562 - Systems and methods for expediting the identification of priority information for received packets (2007-11-13),
4. 7110359 - System and method for dynamically updating weights of weighted round robin in output queues (2006-09-19),
5. 7085869 - Arrangement for managing transmitted packets requiring acknowledgement in a host channel adapter (2006-08-01),
6. 7079533 - Systems and methods for bypassing packet lookups (2006-07-18),
7. 7039057 - Arrangement for converting ATM cells to infiniband packets (2006-05-02),
8. 7010591 - Self-configuring trunking on a network device (2006-03-07),
9. 6999462 - Mapping layer 2 LAN priorities to a virtual lane in an Infiniband™ network (2006-02-14),
10. 6990114 - System and method for deciding outgoing priority for data frames (2006-01-24),
11. 6985441 - Intelligent embedded processor enabled mechanism to implement RSVP function (2006-01-10),
12. 6978318 - Network interface apparatus and method of internal communication within the same (2005-12-20),
13. 6973085 - Using application headers to determine InfiniBand™ priorities in an InfiniBand™ network (2005-12-06),
14. 6963571 - Systems and methods for merging packet lookup results (2005-11-08),
15. 6947437 - Programmable output queues in a network device (2005-09-20),

Title: Yatin Acharya: Innovator in Network Solutions

Introduction

Yatin Acharya, a prominent inventor based in Sunnyvale, CA, has made significant contributions to the field of network technology. With an impressive portfolio of 33 patents, Acharya is recognized for his innovative solutions that enhance network efficiency and performance.

Latest Patents

Among his latest patents, Acharya has developed an "Arrangement for switching Infiniband packets using a switching tag at the start of the packet." This invention involves a network manager that configures network nodes and switches to determine addressing field lengths based on the detected nodes, minimizing complexity and reducing latency within smaller networks. Another notable patent is the "Arrangement for reducing application execution based on a determined lack of flow control credits for a network channel." This technology allows a network node to manage resources efficiently by outputting data flow interruption requests, thus preserving processor and memory resources for other applications.

Career Highlights

Yatin Acharya works at Advanced Micro Devices Corporation, a leading company in innovative semiconductors and technology solutions. Throughout his career, he has focused on enhancing networking technologies, contributing valuable patents that drive advancements in data transfer efficiency.

Collaborations

Acharya collaborates with esteemed colleagues Bahadir Erimli and Shr-Jie Tzeng, who share a commitment to innovation in network technologies. Their collective expertise fosters an environment of creativity and cutting-edge advancements, resulting in groundbreaking inventions.

Conclusion

Yatin Acharya stands out as a remarkable inventor with a proven track record in network technology. His latest patents reflect his dedication to creating innovative solutions that improve network performance and resource management. As he continues to advance the field through his work at Advanced Micro Devices Corporation, Acharya is sure to leave a lasting impact on the industry.

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