Inventor

Glenn Connery

Inventor
Sunnyvale, CA, US

Overview

42→
Patents
1995–2015
Patent span
Electricity
Primary field (CPC H)

Patents· 42 as inventor

Public. Assignee & technology derived from the patent record. Each patent links to its LexDana page.

H04Lprimary
H04LTransmission of digital information, e.g. telegraphic communication37%
G06FElectric digital data processing28%
H04NPictorial communication, e.g. television19%
G11BInformation storage based on relative movement between record carrier and transducer6%
Y02DClimate change mitigation technologies in information and communication technologies [ict], i.e. information and communication technologies aiming at the reduction of their own energy use4%
B32BLayered products, i.e. products built-up of strata of flat or non-flat, e.g. cellular or honeycomb, form1%
B44CProducing decorative effects1%
G06QInformation and communication technology [ict] specially adapted for administrative, commercial, financial, managerial or supervisory purposes1%
PatentTitleYear
9,197,857'IP-based stream splicing with content-specific splice points'2015RE045070'Receive processing with network protocol bypass'20148,613,013'Ad splicing using re-quantization variants'20138,565,318'Restamping transport streams to avoid vertical rolls'20138,370,649'Stream control failover utilizing an attribute-dependent protection mechanism'20138,326,967'Stream control failover utilizing the sharing of state information within a logical group of stream servers'20128,270,488'Using black detection to improve video splicing'20128,239,580'Programmed I/O ethernet adapter with early interrupts for accelerating data transfer'20128,230,468'Dynamically creating trick files to hide latency in streaming networks'20128,201,204'Minimizing black video segments during ad insertion'20128,170,401'Optimizing ad insertion by removing low information frames'20128,140,699'Switching a client from unicasting to multicasting by simultaneously providing unicast and multicast streams to the client'20127,904,581'Fast channel change with conditional return to multicasting'20117,899,937'Programmed I/O ethernet adapter with early interrupts for accelerating data transfer'20117,788,393'Switching a client from unicasting to multicasting by increasing the unicast stream rate to the client'20107,721,117'Stream control failover utilizing an attribute-dependent protection mechanism'20106,956,853'Receive processing with network protocol bypass'20056,925,078'Network adaptor driver with destination based ordering'20056,694,369'Tag echo discovery protocol to detect reachability of clients'20046,681,244'System and method for operating a network adapter when an associated network computing system is in a low-power state'20046,606,709'Secure system for remote management and wake-up commands'20036,574,694'Interrupt optimization using time between succeeding peripheral component events'20036,570,884'Receive filtering for communication interface'20036,529,986'Interrupt optimization using storage time for peripheral component events'20036,397,287'Method and apparatus for dynamic bus request and burst-length control'20026,393,570'Low-power apparatus for power management enabling'20026,363,444'Slave processor to slave memory data transfer with master processor writing address to slave memory and providing control input to slave processor and slave memory'20026,351,785'Interrupt optimization using varying quantity threshold'20026,311,276'Secure system for remote management and wake-up commands'20016,246,683'Receive processing with network protocol bypass'20016,182,135'Method for determining whether two pieces of network equipment are directly connected'20016,115,776'Network and adaptor with time-based and packet number based interrupt combinations'20006,112,252'Programmed I/O ethernet adapter with early interrupt and DMA control for accelerating data transfer'20005,937,169'Offload of TCP segmentation to a smart adapter'19995,875,176'Network adaptor driver with destination based ordering'19995,875,175'Method and apparatus for time-based download control'19995,872,920'Programmed I/O ethernet adapter with early interrupts for accelerating data transfer'19995,600,823'Method for optimizing software for any one of a plurality of variant architectures'19975,485,584'Apparatus for simulating a stack structure using a single register and a counter to provide transmit status in a programmed I/O ethernet adapter with early interrupts'19965,459,854'Method for optimizing software for any one of a plurality of variant architectures'19955,420,987'Method and apparatus for configuring a selected adapter unit on a common bus in the presence of other adapter units'19955,412,782'Programmed I/O ethernet adapter with early interrupts for accelerating data transfer'1995

Career & activity timeline

Assembled from patent assignee/location history and declaration credentials.

1995–2005Patents assigned to 3COM CORP (26)· patent assignee history
1995–2012Based in Sunnyvale, CA, US· patent location history
2004–2015Based in Petaluma, CA, US· patent location history
2010–2015Patents assigned to CISCO TECH INC (12)· patent assignee history
2010–2015Patents assigned to CONNERY GLENN (8)· patent assignee history
2010–2013Patents assigned to BLATTMAN KIRK (4)· patent assignee history
2010Based in San Jose, CA, US· patent location history
2012–2013Patents assigned to PALFREYMAN ANDREW (5)· patent assignee history

Inventor activity

Assignee and location history derived from the patent record.

Assignees
AssigneePatentsSpan
3COM CORP261995–2005
CISCO TECH INC122010–2015
CONNERY GLENNself82010–2015
PALFREYMAN ANDREW52012–2013
BLATTMAN KIRK42010–2013
Locations
LocationPatentsSpan
Sunnyvale, California, US271995–2012
Petaluma, California, US142004–2015
San Jose, California, US12010