Peter Guoqing Yan, Age 6416232 Deer Lake Rd, Rockville, MD 20855

2019029, Sep 26, 2019

Mar 23, 2018

15/933523

- Conyers GA, US
Gregory Malone - Sterling VA, US
Peter Yi Yan Ngai - Alamo CA, US
David P. Ramer - Reston VA, US
Rashmi Kumar Rogers - Herndon VA, US

G10K 11/162
F21V 8/00

Lighting devices are disclosed. One lighting device includes a housing, a light source, and a panel. The light source is mounted within the housing and configured to emit light sufficient for general illumination of an area. The panel is supported by the housing at a location to receive light from the light source at one or more light input surfaces of the panel and output the received light from the light source via a light output surface of the panel facing the area. The light propagates within material of the panel from the one or more light input surfaces to the light output surface. The light output surface of the panel comprises a noise reduction structure.

2018032, Nov 8, 2018

May 4, 2017

15/586937

- Plano TX, US
Sushma Wokhlu - Frisco TX, US
Peter Yan - Frisco TX, US
Ashish Rai Shrivastava - Plano TX, US
Tong Sun - Allen TX, US
Lee Dobson McFearin - Plano TX, US

Futurewei Technologies, Inc. - Plano TX

G06F 9/30
G06F 3/06
G06F 9/38

Technology for providing data to a processing unit is disclosed. A computer processor may be divided into a master processing unit and consumer processing units. The master processing unit at least partially decodes a machine instruction and determines whether data is needed to execute the machine instruction. The master processing unit sends a request to memory for the data. The request may indicate that the data is to be sent from the memory to a consumer processing unit. The data sent by the memory in response to the request may be stored in local read storage that is close to the consumer processing unit for fast access. The master processing unit may also provide the machine instruction to the consumer processing unit. The consumer processing unit may access the data from the local read storage and execute the machine instruction based on the accessed data.

2017003, Feb 2, 2017

Jul 28, 2015

14/811436

- Plano TX, US
Lee McFearin - Plano TX, US
Alan Gatherer - Richardson TX, US
Ashish Shrivastava - Plano TX, US
Peter Yifey Yan - Frisco TX, US

G06F 12/08

Systems and techniques for advance cache allocation are described. A described technique includes selecting a job from a plurality of jobs; selecting a processor core from a plurality of processor cores to execute the selected job; receiving a message which describes future memory accesses that will be generated by the selected job; generating a memory burst request based on the message; performing the memory burst request to load data from a memory to at least a dedicated portion of a cache, the cache corresponding to the selected processor core; and starting the selected job on the selected processor core. The technique can include performing an action indicated by a send message to write one or more values from another dedicated portion of the cache to the memory.