Christopher A Daniels, 48Snowmass Village, CO

8645463, Feb 4, 2014

Oct 13, 2006

11/549562

David Knight - Belmont CA, US
Christopher Daniels - San Jose CA, US
Steffen Matt - Campbell CA, US

Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 15/16

709204, 709205, 709225, 713193, 345751

In one embodiment, the methods and apparatuses display a list configured to represent a plurality of virtual rooms; identify a selected participant device associated with a selected virtual room from the plurality of virtual rooms wherein the selected participant device is a member of the selected virtual room; selectively display content associated with the selected virtual room to the selected participant device; and notify the selected participant device of a change to the content associated with the selected virtual room.

2008010, May 1, 2008

Jun 13, 2007

11/762243

David Jakubowski - Kirkland WA, US
Yosha R. Ulrich-Sturmat - Kirkland WA, US
Brian Burdick - Bellevue WA, US
Gary W. Flake - Bellevue WA, US
Brett D. Brewer - Sammamish WA, US
Christopher A. Meek - Kirkland WA, US
David Max Chickering - Bellevue WA, US
Jody D. Biggs - Redmond WA, US
Ewa Dominowska - Kirkland WA, US
Richard Liam Pelly - Seattle WA, US
Christopher Andrew Daniels - Redmond WA, US

MICROSOFT CORPORATION - Redmond WA

G06Q 10/00
G06F 17/30

705 1

For a multi-party advertising exchange including advertising and publishing entities from different advertising networks, the invention provides architectures for an online advertising marketplace that range from lightweight to heavyweight implementations. A lightweight client side implementation of an interface includes centralized processing and storage of federated advertising marketplace data by centralized servers or services. A heavyweight client side implementation of an interface for advertising entities includes providing a peer instance of a federated advertising exchange application or set of processes is provided to each advertising entity as an interface for advertising entities where processing and storage are performed locally to each peer instance. Distributed advertising data can be replicated or synchronized with other peer instances.

2018015, May 31, 2018

Nov 29, 2016

15/364149

- Redwood Shores CA, US
DAVID A. BROWN - Mountain View CA, US
MICHAEL DULLER - San Francisco CA, US
CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH DANIELS - Cedar Park TX, US
ERIK M. SCHLANGER - Austin TX, US

G06F 3/06
G06F 13/28

Techniques are described herein for efficient movement of data from a source memory to a destination memory. In an embodiment, in response to a particular memory location being pushed into a first register within a first register space, the first set of electronic circuits accesses a descriptor stored at the particular memory location. The descriptor indicates a width of a column of tabular data, a number of rows of tabular data, and one or more tabular data manipulation operations to perform on the column of tabular data. The descriptor also indicates a source memory location for accessing the tabular data and a destination memory location for storing data manipulation result from performing the one or more data manipulation operations on the tabular data. Based on the descriptor, the first set of electronic circuits determines control information indicating that the one or more data manipulation operations are to be performed on the tabular data and transmits the control information, using a hardware data channel, to a second set of electronic circuits to perform the one or more operations. Based on the control information, the second set of electronic circuits retrieve the tabular data from source memory location and apply the one or more data manipulation operations to generate the data manipulation result. The second set of electronic circuits cause the data manipulation result to be stored at the destination memory location. Among the data manipulation operations that can be described are a bit vector based gather operation. The second set of electronic circuits determine a row count, which is generated efficiently by the second set of electronic circuits and is used to perform a gather operation and other types of data manipulation operations more efficiently.

2018015, May 31, 2018

Nov 28, 2016

15/362688

- Redwood Shores CA, US
SAM IDICULA - Santa Clara CA, US
ERIK SCHLANGER - Austin TX, US
RISHABH JAIN - Austin TX, US
MICHAEL DULLER - San Francisco CA, US
CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH DANIELS - Cedar Park TX, US
DAVID JOSEPH HAWKINS - Austin TX, US

G06F 17/30
G06F 3/06

Techniques provide for hardware accelerated data movement between main memory and an on-chip data movement system that comprises multiple core processors that operate on the tabular data. The tabular data is moved to or from the scratch pad memories of the core processors. While the data is in-flight, the data may be manipulated by data manipulation operations. The data movement system includes multiple data movement engines, each dedicated to moving and transforming tabular data from main memory data to a subset of the core processors. Each data movement engine is coupled to an internal memory that stores data (e.g. a bit vector) that dictates how data manipulation operations are performed on tabular data moved from a main memory to the memories of a core processor, or to and from other memories. The internal memory of each data movement engine is private to the data movement engine. Tabular data is efficiently copied between internal memories of the data movement system via a copy ring that is coupled to the internal memories of the data movement system and/or is coupled to a data movement engine. Also, a data movement engine internally broadcasts data to other data movement engines, which then transfer the data to respective core processors. Partitioning may also be performed by the hardware of the data movement system. Techniques are used to partition data “in flight”. The data movement system also generates a column of row identifiers (RIDs). A row identifier is a number treated as identifying a row or element's position within a column. Row identifiers each identifying a row in column are also generated.

2017008, Mar 23, 2017

Sep 23, 2015

14/863212

Christopher C. Daniels - Renton WA, US

E05B 1/00

Disclosed herein is an innovative self-sterilizing door handle. The innovation features various door handle shape embodiments where the grasping portion of the handle is made from light-guiding material capable of low attenuation of UVB and UVC light. UV light may be guided into the grasping portion by optical fibers extending from a source comprising an array of LEDs capable of emitting UVB or UVC light. The light source may be integrally formed as part of the door handle hardware. In addition, the surface of the grasping portion of the innovative self-sterilizing handle may be coated with nano-particulate metal oxides.

2017002, Jan 26, 2017

Jul 22, 2015

14/806352

- Menlo Park CA, US
Philip Lewis Bohannon - Cupertino CA, US
Maksim Kamenetsky - Palo Alto CA, US
Debra Vaughn Hester - San Francisco CA, US
Christopher Andrew Daniels - Mountain View CA, US

H04L 12/24
H04L 29/06
H04W 4/24
H04L 12/66
H04L 12/14
H04M 15/00

Some embodiments include an internet service provider (ISP) system capable of delegating network policy configuration tasks to ISP franchisee accounts. For example, the ISP system can establish, via a backhaul channel, a network tunnel from an access point hosting a local area network (LAN) to a gateway server connected to a wide area network (WAN). The ISP system can authenticate an ISP franchisee account operating a mobile device. The ISP franchisee account can configure, from the mobile device, a network usage policy associated with using the network tunnel, the gateway server, and/or application services available through the gateway server. The ISP system can authenticate a subscriber account operating a subscriber device to connect with the WAN from the LAN. The ISP system can enforce, at the gateway server, the network usage policy when the customer device is using the access point to access the WAN through the gateway server.

2015030, Oct 29, 2015

Apr 25, 2014

14/261424

Christopher Daniels - Renton WA, US

A41D 27/20
A41D 27/02
A41D 1/02

A novel jacket garment worn by the driver of a tandem vehicle, such as a motorcycle, intended for rear passenger safety is disclosed. The novel garment comprises an outer shell, an inner lining, and an internal frame structure. The internal frame structure comprises a ribbing nexus comprising horizontal and vertical members. Novel features include handgrips disposed inside front pockets and connected to the internal frame structure. In some embodiments, the internal frame structure comprises elastic members. Pocket-borne handgrips may be attached to elastic members so that when engaged by a rear tandem passenger, the internal frame structure is tightened against the tandem vehicle driver's body to provide stain relief and additional stabilization of the jacket as a passenger safety device.