Patents by Inventor Ashutosh Rajekar

Ashutosh Rajekar 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).

  • Data storage system for a multi-client network and method of managing such system
    Publication number: 20050154841
    Abstract: The data storage system comprises a scalable number of routing processors (RPs) through which clients of a network communicate. The storage system also includes a scalable number of storage processors (SPs) connected to a scalable number of storage units (SUs). This data storage system provides a new and hybrid approach which lies in between conventional NAS and SAN environments. It creates a unified and scalable storage pool accessible through a single consistent directory without the need for a metadata controller (MDC). There is thus no table lookup at a central node and no single point of failure. It allows a dissociation of the relationship between the physical path and the actual location where the data objects are stored.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 7, 2005
    Publication date: July 14, 2005
    Inventors: Gautham Sastri, Lain Findleton, Steeve McCauley, Ashutosh Rajekar, Ariel Rosenblatt, Xinliang Zhou, Yue Xu
  • Data storage system for a multi-client network and method of managing such system
    Publication number: 20030037061
    Abstract: The data storage system comprises a scalable number of routing processors (RPs) through which clients of a network communicate. The storage system also includes a scalable number of storage processors (SPs) connected to a scalable number of storage units (SUs). This data storage system provides a new and hybrid approach which lies in between conventional NAS and SAN environments. It creates a unified and scalable storage pool accessible through a single consistent directory without the need for a metadata controller (MDC). There is thus no table lookup at a central node and no single point of failure. It allows a dissociation of the relationship between the physical path and the actual location where the data objects are stored.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 30, 2002
    Publication date: February 20, 2003
    Inventors: Gautham Sastri, Iain B. Findleton, Steeve McCauley, Ashutosh Rajekar, Ariel Rosenblatt, Xinliang Zhou, Yue Xu