Richard L Kessler, 413811 NW 87Th Way, Coral Springs, FL 33065

7305567, Dec 4, 2007

Sep 4, 2002

10/234895

Muhammad Raghib Hussain - Pleasanton CA, US
Richard E. Kessler - Shrewsbury MA, US

Cavium Networks, In. - Mountain View CA

G06F 11/30
H04L 9/32
H04L 9/00

713189, 713194, 713153, 380264

In one embodiment, an apparatus comprises a microcontroller unit to store instructions into an execution queue. The apparatus also comprises an execution queue unit to generate a widely decoded functional execution instruction based on at least one instruction stored in the execution queue. Additionally, the apparatus comprises a functional unit to execute the widely decoded functional execution instruction asynchronous to the generation of the widely decoded functional execution instruction.

7535907, May 19, 2009

Sep 2, 2005

11/218727

Muhammad R. Hussain - Pleasanton CA, US
Imran Badr - Fremont CA, US
Faisal Masood - Cupertino CA, US
Philip H. Dickinson - Cupertino CA, US
Richard E. Kessler - Shrewsbury MA, US
Daniel A. Katz - Ashland MA, US
Michael S. Bertone - Marlborough MA, US
Robert A. Sanzone - Hudson MA, US
Thomas F. Hummel - Marlborough MA, US
Gregg A. Bouchard - Round Rock TX, US

Oavium Networks, Inc. - Mountain View CA

H04L 12/28
H04L 12/56
G06F 15/16

370392, 37039552, 370469, 709230

A network transport layer accelerator accelerates processing of packets so that packets can be forwarded at wire-speed. To accelerate processing of packets, the accelerator performs pre-processing on a network transport layer header encapsulated in a packet for a connection and performs in-line network transport layer checksum insertion prior to transmitting a packet. A timer unit in the accelerator schedules processing of the received packets. The accelerator also includes a free pool allocator which manages buffers for storing the received packets and a packet order unit which synchronizes processing of received packets for a same connection.

7613813, Nov 3, 2009

Sep 12, 2005

11/225373

Muhammad R. Hussain - Pleasanton CA, US
Richard E. Kessler - Shrewsbury MA, US
Faisal Masood - Cupertino CA, US
Robert A. Sanzone - Hudson MA, US
Imran Badr - Fremont CA, US

Cavium Networks, Inc. - Mountain View CA

G06F 15/16

709227, 709203, 709221, 709253, 709238, 709250, 370386, 710105, 710 8, 710305, 710315, 710316

A network application executing on a host system provides a list of application buffers in host memory stored in a queue to a network services processor coupled to the host system. The application buffers are used for storing data transferred on a socket established between the network application and a remote network application executing in a remote host system. Using the application buffers, data received by the network services processor over the network is transferred between the network services processor and the application buffers. After the transfer, a completion notification is written to one of the two control queues in the host system. The completion notification includes the size of the data transferred and an identifier associated with the socket. The identifier identifies a thread associated with the transferred data and the location of the data in the host system.

7657933, Feb 2, 2010

Apr 12, 2003

10/411943

Muhammad Raghib Hussain - Pleasanton CA, US
Richard Kessler - Shrewsbury MA, US
Philip H. Dickinson - Cupertino CA, US

Cavium Networks, Inc. - Scotts Valley CA

H04L 29/06

726 14, 713153, 718102, 718104, 718105

An apparatus is described comprising: a plurality of security processing resources for processing two or more different types of data traffic within a cryptographic processor; a first scheduler to provide a first type of data traffic to a first predefined subset of the security processing resources using a first scheduling technique; and a second scheduler to provide a second type of data traffic to a second predefined subset of the security processing resources using a second scheduling technique.

7930349, Apr 19, 2011

Oct 6, 2009

12/574263

Muhammad R. Hussain - Pleasanton CA, US
Richard E. Kessler - Shrewsbury MA, US
Faisal Masood - Cupertino CA, US
Robert A. Sanzone - Hudson MA, US
Imran Badr - Fremont CA, US

Cavium Networks, Inc. - Mountain View CA

G06F 15/16

709205, 709227, 709203, 709221, 709238, 709250, 709253, 709237, 709230, 709217, 370386, 710305, 710315, 710316

A network application executing on a host system provides a list of application buffers in host memory stored in a queue to a network services processor coupled to the host system. The application buffers are used for storing data transferred on a socket established between the network application and a remote network application executing in a remote host system. Using the application buffers, data received by the network services processor over the network is transferred between the network services processor and the application buffers. After the transfer, a completion notification is written to one of the two control queues in the host system. The completion notification includes the size of the data transferred and an identifier associated with the socket. The identifier identifies a thread associated with the transferred data and the location of the data in the host system.

2012018, Jul 19, 2012

Dec 14, 2011

13/325943

Aseem Maheshwari - Fremont CA, US
Michael S. Bertone - Marlborough MA, US
Richard E. Kessler - Northborough MA, US

Cavium, Inc. - San Jose CA

H03M 13/09
G06F 11/10
H03M 13/05

714768, 714805, 714E11034

In one embodiment, a system includes a memory, and a memory controller coupled to the memory via an address bus, a data bus, and an error code bus. The memory stores data at an address and stores an error code at the address. The error code is generated based on a function of the corresponding data and address.