Patents by Inventor Abbas Guvenilir
Abbas Guvenilir has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 11042418Abstract: Systems, apparatuses, and methods for classification based automated instance management are disclosed. Classification based automated instance management may include automatically commissioning an application instance based on a plurality of classification metrics, and automatically monitoring the application instance based on the plurality of classification metrics. Automatically monitoring the application instance may include identifying a plurality of instance monitoring policies associated with the application instance based on the plurality of classification metrics. Automatically monitoring the application instance may include automatically suspending the application instance plurality of instance monitoring policies and automatically decommissioning the application based on the plurality of instance monitoring policies.Type: GrantFiled: January 16, 2019Date of Patent: June 22, 2021Assignee: ServiceNow, Inc.Inventors: Mohan Thimmappa, Abbas Guvenilir, Maalika Tadinada
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Publication number: 20190220325Abstract: Systems, apparatuses, and methods for classification based automated instance management are disclosed. Classification based automated instance management may include automatically commissioning an application instance based on a plurality of classification metrics, and automatically monitoring the application instance based on the plurality of classification metrics. Automatically monitoring the application instance may include identifying a plurality of instance monitoring policies associated with the application instance based on the plurality of classification metrics. Automatically monitoring the application instance may include automatically suspending the application instance plurality of instance monitoring policies and automatically decommissioning the application based on the plurality of instance monitoring policies.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 16, 2019Publication date: July 18, 2019Inventors: Mohan Thimmappa, Abbas Guvenilir, Maalika Tadinada
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Patent number: 10191781Abstract: Systems, apparatuses, and methods for classification based automated instance management are disclosed. Classification based automated instance management may include automatically commissioning an application instance based on a plurality of classification metrics, and automatically monitoring the application instance based on the plurality of classification metrics. Automatically monitoring the application instance may include identifying a plurality of instance monitoring policies associated with the application instance based on the plurality of classification metrics. Automatically monitoring the application instance may include automatically suspending the application instance plurality of instance monitoring policies and automatically decommissioning the application based on the plurality of instance monitoring policies.Type: GrantFiled: February 1, 2017Date of Patent: January 29, 2019Assignee: SERVICENOW, INC.Inventors: Mohan Thimmappa, Abbas Guvenilir, Maalika Tadinada
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Publication number: 20170192826Abstract: Systems, apparatuses, and methods for classification based automated instance management are disclosed. Classification based automated instance management may include automatically commissioning an application instance based on a plurality of classification metrics, and automatically monitoring the application instance based on the plurality of classification metrics. Automatically monitoring the application instance may include identifying a plurality of instance monitoring policies associated with the application instance based on the plurality of classification metrics. Automatically monitoring the application instance may include automatically suspending the application instance plurality of instance monitoring policies and automatically decommissioning the application based on the plurality of instance monitoring policies.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 1, 2017Publication date: July 6, 2017Inventors: Mohan Thimmappa, Abbas Guvenilir, Maalika Tadinad
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Patent number: 9575812Abstract: Systems, apparatuses, and methods for classification based automated instance management are disclosed. Classification based automated instance management may include automatically commissioning an application instance based on a plurality of classification metrics, and automatically monitoring the application instance based on the plurality of classification metrics. Automatically monitoring the application instance may include identifying a plurality of instance monitoring policies associated with the application instance based on the plurality of classification metrics. Automatically monitoring the application instance may include automatically suspending the application instance plurality of instance monitoring policies and automatically decommissioning the application based on the plurality of instance monitoring policies.Type: GrantFiled: December 30, 2015Date of Patent: February 21, 2017Assignee: ServiceNow, Inc.Inventors: Mohan Thimmappa, Abbas Guvenilir, Maalika Tadinada
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Patent number: 9465907Abstract: One illustrative method disclosed herein involves, among other things, decomposing an initial circuit layout into first and second mask patterns, for the first mask pattern, identifying a first four-polygon pattern in the first mask pattern that violates a multi-polygon constraint rule, wherein the first four-polygon pattern comprises four polygons positioned side-by-side in the first mask pattern, and recoloring one or two of the polygons in the first four-polygon pattern in the first mask pattern to the second mask pattern to eliminate the first four-polygon pattern from the first mask pattern without introducing any design rule violations in the initial circuit layout.Type: GrantFiled: July 25, 2014Date of Patent: October 11, 2016Assignee: GLOBALFOUNDRIES Inc.Inventors: Ahmed Hassan, Nader Magdy Hindawy, Vikrant Chauhan, Jason Eugene Stephens, David Pritchard, Abbas Guvenilir, David E. Brown, Terry J. Bordelon, Jr.
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Publication number: 20160188377Abstract: Systems, apparatuses, and methods for classification based automated instance management are disclosed. Classification based automated instance management may include automatically commissioning an application instance based on a plurality of classification metrics, and automatically monitoring the application instance based on the plurality of classification metrics. Automatically monitoring the application instance may include identifying a plurality of instance monitoring policies associated with the application instance based on the plurality of classification metrics. Automatically monitoring the application instance may include automatically suspending the application instance plurality of instance monitoring policies and automatically decommissioning the application based on the plurality of instance monitoring policies.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 30, 2015Publication date: June 30, 2016Inventors: Mohan Thimmappa, Abbas Guvenilir, Maalika Tadinada
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Publication number: 20160026748Abstract: One illustrative method disclosed herein involves, among other things, decomposing an initial circuit layout into first and second mask patterns, for the first mask pattern, identifying a first four-polygon pattern in the first mask pattern that violates a multi-polygon constraint rule, wherein the first four-polygon pattern comprises four polygons positioned side-by-side in the first mask pattern, and recoloring one or two of the polygons in the first four-polygon pattern in the first mask pattern to the second mask pattern to eliminate the first four-polygon pattern from the first mask pattern without introducing any design rule violations in the initial circuit layout.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 25, 2014Publication date: January 28, 2016Inventors: Ahmed Hassan, Nader Magdy Hindawy, Vikrant Chauhan, Jason Eugene Stephens, David Pritchard, Abbas Guvenilir, David E. Brown, Terry J. Bordelon, Jr.
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Patent number: 6573173Abstract: A copper interconnect polishing process begins by polishing (17) a bulk thickness of copper (63) using a first platen. A second platen is then used to remove (19) a thin remaining interfacial copper layer to expose a barrier film (61). Computer control (21) monitors polish times of the first and second platen and adjusts these times to improve wafer throughput. One or more platens and/or the wafer is rinsed (20) between the interfacial copper polish and the barrier polish to reduce slurry cross contamination. A third platen and slurry is then used to polish away exposed portions of the barrier (61) to complete polishing of the copper interconnect structure. A holding tank that contains anti-corrosive fluid is used to queue the wafers until subsequent scrubbing operations (25). A scrubbing operation (25) that is substantially void of light is used to reduce photovoltaic induced corrosion of copper in the drying chamber of the scubber.Type: GrantFiled: June 20, 2002Date of Patent: June 3, 2003Assignee: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: Janos Farkas, Brian G. Anthony, Abbas Guvenilir, Mohammed Rabiul Islam, Venkat Kolagunta, John Mendonca, Rajesh Tiwari, Suresh Venkatesan
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Publication number: 20020151167Abstract: A copper interconnect polishing process begins by polishing (17) a bulk thickness of copper (63) using a first platen. A second platen is then used to remove (19) a thin remaining interfacial copper layer to expose a barrier film (61). Computer control (21) monitors polish times of the first and second platen and adjusts these times to improve wafer throughput. One or more platens and/or the wafer is rinsed (20) between the interfacial copper polish and the barrier polish to reduce slurry cross contamination. A third platen and slurry is then used to polish away exposed portions of the barrier (61) to complete polishing of the copper interconnect structure. A holding tank that contains anti-corrosive fluid is used to queue the wafers until subsequent scrubbing operations (25). A scrubbing operation (25) that is substantially void of light is used to reduce photovoltaic induced corrosion of copper in the drying chamber of the scubber.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 20, 2002Publication date: October 17, 2002Inventors: Janos Farkas, Brian G. Anthony, Abbas Guvenilir, Mohammed Rabiul Islam, Venkat Kolagunta, John Mendonca, Rajesh Tiwari, Suresh Venkatesan
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Patent number: 6444569Abstract: A copper interconnect polishing process begins by polishing (17) a bulk thickness of copper (63) using a first platen. A second platen is then used to remove (19) a thin remaining interfacial copper layer to expose a barrier film (61). Computer control (21) monitors polish times of the first and second platen and adjusts these times to improve wafer throughput. One or more platens and/or the wafer is rinsed (20) between the interfacial copper polish and the barrier polish to reduce slurry cross contamination. A third platen and slurry is then used to polish away exposed portions of the barrier (61) to complete polishing of the copper interconnect structure. A holding tank that contains anti-corrosive fluid is used to queue the wafers until subsequent scrubbing operations (25). A scrubbing operation (25) that is substantially void of light is used to reduce photovoltaic induced corrosion of copper in the drying chamber of the scubber.Type: GrantFiled: April 16, 2001Date of Patent: September 3, 2002Assignee: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: Janos Farkas, Brian G. Anthony, Abbas Guvenilir, Mohammed Rabiul Islam, Venkat Kolagunta, John Mendonca, Rajesh Tiwari, Suresh Venkatesan
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Publication number: 20010027083Abstract: A copper interconnect polishing process begins by polishing (17) a bulk thickness of copper (63) using a first platen. A second platen is then used to remove (19) a thin remaining interfacial copper layer to expose a barrier film (61). Computer control (21) monitors polish times of the first and second platen and adjusts these times to improve wafer throughput. One or more platens and/or the wafer is rinsed (20) between the interfacial copper polish and the barrier polish to reduce slurry cross contamination. A third platen and slurry is then used to polish away exposed portions of the barrier (61) to complete polishing of the copper interconnect structure. A holding tank that contains anti-corrosive fluid is used to queue the wafers until subsequent scrubbing operations (25). A scrubbing operation (25) that is substantially void of light is used to reduce photovoltaic induced corrosion of copper in the drying chamber of the scubber.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 16, 2001Publication date: October 4, 2001Inventors: Janos Farkas, Brian G. Anthony, Abbas Guvenilir, Mohammed Rabiul Islam, Venkat Kolagunta, John Mendonca, Rajesh Tiwari, Suresh Venkatesan
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Patent number: 6274478Abstract: A copper interconnect polishing process begins by polishing (17) a bulk thickness of copper (63) using a first platen. A second platen is then used to remove (19) a thin remaining interfacial copper layer to expose a barrier film (61). Computer control (21) monitors polish times of the first and second platen and adjusts these times to improve wafer throughput. One or more platens and/or the wafer is rinsed (20) between the interfacial copper polish and the barrier polish to reduce slurry cross contamination. A third platen and slurry is then used to polish away exposed portions of the barrier (61) to complete polishing of the copper interconnect structure. A holding tank that contains anti-corrosive fluid is used to queue the wafers until subsequent scrubbing operations (25). A scrubbing operation (25) that is substantially void of light is used to reduce photovoltaic induced corrosion of copper in the drying chamber of the scrubber.Type: GrantFiled: July 13, 1999Date of Patent: August 14, 2001Assignee: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: Janos Farkas, Brian G. Anthony, Abbas Guvenilir, Mohammed Rabiul Islam, Venkat Kolagunta, John Mendonca, Rajesh Tiwari, Suresh Venkatesan