Yotam Nizri

Title: Yotam Nizri: Network Interface Timing Innovation.

Introduction

Yotam Nizri is an inventor based in Mevaseret-Zion, Israel, whose patent work addresses timing and data transmission in computing networks. He is associated with Intel Corporation and has 1 patent listed in the information provided.

Latest Patents

Nizri’s patent, “Mechanism to Implement Time Stamp-Based Transmissions from a Network Interface Device of a Datacenter,” describes circuitry for coordinating network transmissions using timestamps. The circuitry accesses a message from a server architecture that includes a timestamp tied to when it accesses packet descriptors in host memory. At a transmission time based on that timestamp, the network interface device sends a second message requesting access to the descriptors. After sending that message, the circuitry accesses the descriptors to determine the host-memory addresses of the data packet to be transmitted.

Career Highlights

The patent reflects work on the coordination of packet descriptors, host memory, and transmission timing in datacenter network interfaces. This approach is intended to support timestamp-based transmission operations between a network interface device and a server architecture.

Collaborations

The information provided identifies Noam Elati as Nizri’s coworker. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe any particular collaboration.

Conclusion

Yotam Nizri’s listed patent focuses on timestamp-based transmissions and the handling of packet descriptors in datacenter networks, connecting his inventive work with Intel Corporation.