Tung Cuong Pham, 73West Palm Beach, FL

5434993, Jul 18, 1995

Nov 9, 1992

7/973309

Bjorn Liencres - Palo Alto CA
Douglas Lee - San Francisco CA
Pradeep S. Sindhu - Mountain View CA
Tung Pham - San Jose CA

Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Mountain View CA
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT

G06F 1208

395425

A write-back cache control system having a pending write-back cache controller in a multiprocessor cache memory structure. The processor subsystems in the multiprocessor system are coupled together using a high-speed synchronous packet switching bus called a memory bus. Each processor subsystem has an associated cache control system. When a processor's cache control system does not have a required memory location in the cache memory, it broadcasts a memory request packet across the memory bus for the required data. If an owned cache line is being replaced, the cache control system copies the old cache line data to the pending write-back cache controller which is responsible for the write-backs of owned cache lines to main memory. The cache control system then transfers ownership of the old replaced cache line to the pending write-back controller. When the cache control system receives the new cache line information from the memory bus, it immediately replaces the cache line and allows the processing to continue.

2019010, Apr 4, 2019

Oct 2, 2017

15/723119

- Menlo Park CA, US
Tung Nhat Pham - Mountain View CA, US

G06Q 30/02

The present disclosure is directed toward systems, computer-readable media, and methods that automatically modify a pacing plan for a digital content distribution campaign, which provides digital content to client computing devices based on the pacing plan. For instance, the systems disclosed herein can automatically detect when a service error causes a digital content distribution campaign to deviate from the pacing plan. In response, the disclosed systems can generate a new pacing plan based on the actual allocated budget at the conclusion of the service error. In particular, the disclosed systems can generate a new pacing plan that enables the digital content distribution campaign to efficiently maximize the remaining resources allocated to the digital content distribution campaign.