Patents
International Business Machines (IBM) has been assigned a patent (7,913,034) for a "DRAM access command queuing" technology developed by four co-inventors. The patent, which was filed on August 1, 2007, describes a system that optimizes memory bandwidth in DRAM memory devices by prioritizing read and write
Patents
IBM has been assigned a patent (7,908,512) for a "method and system for cache-based dropped write protection in data storage systems." This technology was developed by four co-inventors: Veera A. Deenadhayalan, Binny Sher Gill, James Lee Hafner, and Leo Shyh-Wei Luan. The patent provides a method
Patents
IBM has been assigned a patent for "evidentiary enrichment of traceability links between software specification requirements." This patent, developed by Bikram Sengupta, Vibha S Sinha, and Satish Chandra, allows for the determination of a likelihood that a second specification requirement changes due to a first specification requirement, as
Patents
IBM has been assigned a patent for a "double gate depletion mode MOSFET" developed by four co-inventors. The abstract of the patent describes a metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET) with a unique body layer and electrode configuration that enables a double gate configuration and tight control of the
Patents
IBM has been assigned a patent developed by Frank Leymann and Dieter Roller for a system that uses workflow management to provision software components. The patent enables the installation of software components on a target computer system by determining the dependency graph of the components, generating a process model executable
