William Y Chu

7782873, Aug 24, 2010

Aug 22, 2006

11/466367

Viswa Sharma - San Ramon CA, US
Roger Holschbach - Blaine MN, US
Bart Stuck - Westport CT, US
William Chu - Cambridge MA, US

SLT Logic, LLC - Boston MA

H04L 12/56

3703955, 370463, 370230

A reconfigurable, protocol indifferent bit stream-processing engine, and related systems and data communication methodologies, are adapted to achieve the goal of providing inter-fabric interoperability among high-speed networks operating a speeds of at least 10 gigabits per second. The bit-stream processing engine operates as an omni-protocol, multi-stage processor that can be configured with appropriate switches and related network elements to create a seamless network fabric that permits interoperability not only among existing communication protocols, but also with the ability to accommodate future communication protocols. The method and systems of the present invention are applicable to networks that include storage networks, communication networks and processor networks.

7821790, Oct 26, 2010

Mar 26, 2007

11/728718

Viswa N. Sharma - San Ramon CA, US
William Chu - Elmsford NY, US
Allen D. James - Cottage Grove MN, US
Ming Siu Tseng - Fremont CA, US
Neil Schlegel - Deer Park WI, US
David Lentz - Hopkins MN, US
Christopher D. Sonnek - North Saint Paul MN, US

SLT Logic, LLC - Boston MA

H05K 7/16
H05K 5/00
H05K 7/00

361727, 361725, 361731

A modular chassis arrangement for electronic modules that is configurable into a mechanically and electrically interconnected structure capable of delivering scalable mechanical, electrical and environmental functionality for a multiplicity of electronic modules. In one embodiment, the electronic modules are compliant with AdvancedTCA or MicroTCA standards in a modular Pico-Shelf configuration that support stackable and/or back-to-back multiple unit chassis.

8165111, Apr 24, 2012

Jul 25, 2007

11/828329

Viswa Nath Sharma - San Ramon CA, US
Barton W. Stuck - Westport CT, US
Ching-Tai Hu - Fremont CA, US
Yi-chang Chou - Fremont CA, US
William Chu - Elmsford NY, US

Psimast, Inc - San Ramon CA

H04L 12/50

370366, 370463, 370465

A computing and communication architecture utilizes a serial protocol based switched fabric among circuit cards housed in packaging arrangement. In one embodiment, each circuit card connected to the serial protocol based switched fabric in the packaging arrangement is provided with a protocol processor that enables all of the circuit cards to efficiently provide packet-based serial self-clocked communications at line speed. As a result, it is not necessary to arrange the circuit cards in a hierarchical manner in order to address the problems of switch blocking and related traffic congestion issues that would otherwise limit the implementation of the serial protocol based backplane arrangement for housing circuit cards.

8189599, May 29, 2012

Aug 24, 2010

12/862573

Viswa Sharma - San Ramon CA, US
Roger Holschbach - Blaine MN, US
Bart Stuck - Westport CT, US
William Chu - Cambridge MA, US

RPX Corporation - San Francisco CA

H04L 12/56

3703955, 370230, 370413, 370463, 370469

A reconfigurable, protocol indifferent bit stream-processing engine, and related systems and data communication methodologies, are adapted to achieve the goal of providing inter-fabric interoperability among high-speed networks operating a speeds of at least 10 gigabits per second. The bit-stream processing engine operates as an omni-protocol, multi-stage processor that can be configured with appropriate switches and related network elements to create a seamless network fabric that permits interoperability not only among existing communication protocols, but also with the ability to accommodate future communication protocols. The method and systems of the present invention are applicable to networks that include storage networks, communication networks and processor networks.

8466011, Jun 18, 2013

Mar 4, 2009

13/202062

Yigal D. Blum - San Jose CA, US
William Siu-Keung Chu - Newark CA, US
David Brent MacQueen - Foster City CA, US
Yijian Shi - Mountain View CA, US

SRI International - Menlo Park CA

H01L 21/44

438127

The disclosure provides methods and materials suitable for use as encapsulation barriers in electronic devices. In one embodiment, for example, there is provided an electroluminescent device or other electronic device encapsulated by alternating layers of a silicon-containing bonding material and a ceramic material. The encapsulation methods provide, for example, electronic devices with increased stability and shelf-life. The invention is useful, for example, in the field of microelectronic devices.

8476119, Jul 2, 2013

Mar 4, 2009

13/202065

Yigal D. Blum - San Jose CA, US
William Siu-Keung Chu - Newark CA, US
David Brent MacQueen - Foster City CA, US
Yijian Shi - Mountain View CA, US

SRI International - Menlo Park CA

H01L 21/44

438127

The disclosure provides methods and materials suitable for use as encapsulation barriers and dielectric layers in electronic devices. In one embodiment, for example, there is provided an electroluminescent device or other electronic device with a dielectric layer comprising alternating layers of a silicon-containing bonding material and a ceramic material. The methods provide, for example, electronic devices with increased stability and shelf-life. The invention is useful, for example, in the field of microelectronic devices.

20040177200, Sep 9, 2004

Feb 3, 2004

10/772214

William Chu - Los Altos CA, US

ACQIS Technology, Inc. - Mountain View CA

G06F013/00

710/301000

A computer system for multi-processing purposes. The computer system has a console comprising a first coupling site and a second coupling site. Each coupling site comprises a connector. The console is an enclosure that is capable of housing each coupling site. The system also has a plurality of computer modules, where each of the computer modules is coupled to a connector. Each of the computer modules has a processing unit, a main memory coupled to the processing unit, a graphics controller coupled to the processing unit, and a mass storage device coupled to the processing unit. Each of the computer modules is substantially similar in design to each other to provide independent processing of each of the computer modules in the computer system.

20050174729, Aug 11, 2005

Apr 8, 2005

11/104169

William Chu - Los Altos CA, US

ACQIS Technology, Inc. - Mountain View CA

H05K007/00

361683000

A computer system for multi-processing purposes. The computer system has a console comprising a first coupling site and a second coupling site. Each coupling site comprises a connector. The console is an enclosure that is capable of housing each coupling site. The system also has a plurality of computer modules, where each of the computer modules is coupled to a connector. Each of the computer modules has a processing unit, a main memory coupled to the processing unit, a graphics controller coupled to the processing unit, and a mass storage device coupled to the processing unit. Each of the computer modules is substantially similar in design to each other to provide independent processing of each of the computer modules in the computer system.