DR. VICTOR W LEE, D.P.M.
Medical Practice at Cahalan Ave, San Jose, CA

7644103, Jan 5, 2010

Jan 25, 2005

11/042480

Geoffrey R Smith - Mountain View CA, US
Kevin T. Carle - Mountain View CA, US
Michael A. Cleron - Menlo Park CA, US
Victor S. Lee - Sunnyvale CA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 7/00, H04N 7/173

7071041, 725 87, 725 93, 725131

A MediaDescription data structure that includes both descriptive metadata, such as EPG information, about a multimedia content item and instructions for acquiring the content item is assigned to each multimedia content item in a multimedia system. A MediaDescription data structure is transferable as a token for representing the content item. The acquisition information may also include information about presenting the content item in different view contexts, as well as information about relationships to other pieces of content, and information about how each different version of the content item is to be acquired and displayed. MediaDescription data structure tokens can be used to facilitate digital video recording (DVR) processes, Internet content rendering processes, multimedia search processes, search results aggregating processes, video-on-demand (VOD) processes, pay-per-view processes, and program guide rendering processes.

2010008, Apr 1, 2010

Sep 30, 2008

12/242411

Jike Chong - Albany CA, US
Mikhail Smelyanskiy - San Francisco CA, US
Ram Ramanujam - Portland OR, US
Victor Lee - San Jose CA, US

G06F 15/00

712 22

Methods and apparatus for implementing Brownian Bridge algorithm on Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD) computing platforms are described. In one embodiment, a memory stores a plurality of data corresponding to an SIMD (Single Instruction, Multiple Data) instruction. A processor may include a plurality of SIMD lanes. Each of the plurality of the SIMD lanes may process one of the plurality of data stored in the memory in accordance with the SIMD instruction. Other embodiments are also described.

2006014, Jun 29, 2006

Dec 27, 2004

11/023925

Christopher Hughes - San Jose CA, US
James Tuck - Savoy IL, US
Victor Lee - San Jose CA, US
Yen-Kuang Chen - Cupertino CA, US

G06F 12/00

711130000

A system and method for the design and operation of a distributed shared cache in a multi-core processor is disclosed. In one embodiment, the shared cache may be distributed among multiple cache molecules. Each of the cache molecules may be closest, in terms of access latency time, to one of the processor cores. In one embodiment, a cache line brought in from memory may initially be placed into a cache molecule that is not closest to a requesting processor core. When the requesting processor core makes repeated accesses to that cache line, it may be moved either between cache molecules or within a cache molecule. Due to the ability to move the cache lines within the cache, in various embodiments special search methods may be used to locate a particular cache line.

4981840, Jan 1, 1991

Jul 28, 1989

7/387246

Charles A. Brown - San Jose CA
Edward M. Engler - San Jose CA
Victor Y. Lee - San Jose CA

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

H01L 3912, B05D 512

505 1

Substrates are coated with durable, adherent and continuous superconductive coatings by applying thereto a suspension of finely divided metal, finely divided ceramic superconducting above 77. degree. K. , and fluorinated polymer in an organic solvent. The resulting coatings are adherent, durable and superconducting above 77. degree. K.

7320094, Jan 15, 2008

Jul 22, 2003

10/623605

Victor W. Lee - San Jose CA, US
Phanindra K. Mannava - Folsom CA, US
Akhilesh Kumar - Sunnyvale CA, US
Sanjay Dabral - Palo Alto CA, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H04L 7/00

714701, 375357

Systems and methods of retraining a receiver provide for determining a minimum transition density for a derived clock data link to the receiver. A retraining flit is generated based on the minimum transition density. In one approach, the retraining flit is generated by defining control data and payload data for the retraining flit. Error detection data is determined for the retraining flit based on the control and the payload data. The control data, the payload data and the error detection data have sufficient transitions to meet the minimum transition density.

7328368, Feb 5, 2008

Mar 12, 2004

10/801448

Phanindra K. Mannava - Folsom CA, US
Victor W. Lee - San Jose CA, US
Akhilesh Kumar - Sunnyvale CA, US
Doddaballapur N. Jayasimha - Sunnyvale CA, US
Ioannis T. Schoinas - Portland OR, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F 11/00

714 8, 714 17, 714 18, 714 43, 714 56

In some embodiments an apparatus includes a transmission error detector to detect an error of a transmission of an interconnect and a transmitting agent to retry the transmission in response to the detected error. The apparatus also includes a hard failure detector to detect a hard failure of the interconnect if the retry is unsuccessful, and a transmission width reducer to reduce a transmission width of the interconnect in response to the hard failure detector. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

8102753, Jan 24, 2012

Feb 21, 2006

11/358774

Urs T. Duerig - Rueschlikon, CH
Jane Elizabeth Frommer - San Jose CA, US
Bernd Walter Gotsmann - Horgen, CH
Erik Christopher Hagberg - Evansville IN, US
James Lupton Hedrick - Pleasanton CA, US
Armin W. Knoll - Zurich, CH
Victor Yee-Way Lee - San Jose CA, US
Teddie Peregrino Magbitang - San Jose CA, US
Robert Dennis Miller - San Jose CA, US
Russell Clayton Pratt - Los Gatos CA, US
Charles Gordon Wade - Los Gatos CA, US
Johannes Windeln - Bodenheim, DE

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G11B 3/00

369154, 369127

An approach is presented for designing a polymeric layer for nanometer scale thermo-mechanical storage devices. Cross-linked polyimide oligomers are used as the recording layers in atomic force data storage device, giving significantly improved performance when compared to previously reported cross-linked and linear polymers. The cross-linking of the polyimide oligomers may be tuned to match thermal and force parameters required in read-write-erase cycles. Additionally, the cross-linked polyimide oligomers are suitable for use in nano-scale imaging.

8289833, Oct 16, 2012

Oct 18, 2011

13/275441

Urs T. Duerig - Rueschlikon, CH
Jane Elizabeth Frommer - San Jose CA, US
Bernd Walter Gotsmann - Horgen, CH
Erik Christopher Hagberg - Evansville IN, US
James Lupton Hedrick - Pleasanton CA, US
Armin W. Knoll - Zurich, CH
Victor Yee-Way Lee - San Jose CA, US
Teddie Peregrino Magbitang - San Jose CA, US
Robert Dennis Miller - San Jose CA, US
Russell Clayton Pratt - Los Gatos CA, US
Charles Gordon Wade - Los Gatos CA, US
Johannes Windeln - Bodenheim, DE

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G11B 9/00

369126

An approach is presented for designing a polymeric layer for nanometer scale thermo-mechanical storage devices. Cross-linked polyimide oligomers are used as the recording layers in atomic force data storage device, giving significantly improved performance when compared to previously reported cross-linked and linear polymers. The cross-linking of the polyimide oligomers may be tuned to match thermal and force parameters required in read-write-erase cycles. Additionally, the cross-linked polyimide oligomers are suitable for use in nano-scale imaging.

7937505, May 3, 2011

Sep 30, 2008

12/242271

Phanindra K. Mannava - Folsom CA, US
Victor W. Lee - San Jose CA, US
Aaron T. Spink - San Francisco CA, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F 3/00

710 10, 710 15

A proposal is discussed that facilitates exchanging parameters for a link layer that allows a variable number of parameters without changing a communication protocol. Likewise, the proposal allows for both components connected via the link to negotiate values for the parameters that are exchanged without a need for external agent intervention or redundancy.