Patents by Inventor Jonathon Stuart Ramsey Evans
Jonathon Stuart Ramsey Evans 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: 11893423Abstract: A parallel processing unit (PPU) can be divided into partitions. Each partition is configured to operate similarly to how the entire PPU operates. A given partition includes a subset of the computational and memory resources associated with the entire PPU. Software that executes on a CPU partitions the PPU for an admin user. A guest user is assigned to a partition and can perform processing tasks within that partition in isolation from any other guest users assigned to any other partitions. Because the PPU can be divided into isolated partitions, multiple CPU processes can efficiently utilize PPU resources.Type: GrantFiled: September 5, 2019Date of Patent: February 6, 2024Assignee: NVIDIA CORPORATIONInventors: Jerome F. Duluk, Jr., Gregory Scott Palmer, Jonathon Stuart Ramsey Evans, Shailendra Singh, Samuel H. Duncan, Wishwesh Anil Gandhi, Lacky V. Shah, Sonata Gale Wen, Feiqi Su, James Leroy Deming, Alan Menezes, Pranav Vaidya, Praveen Joginipally, Timothy John Purcell, Manas Mandal
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Patent number: 11663036Abstract: A parallel processing unit (PPU) can be divided into partitions. Each partition is configured to operate similarly to how the entire PPU operates. A given partition includes a subset of the computational and memory resources associated with the entire PPU. Software that executes on a CPU partitions the PPU for an admin user. A guest user is assigned to a partition and can perform processing tasks within that partition in isolation from any other guest users assigned to any other partitions. Because the PPU can be divided into isolated partitions, multiple CPU processes can efficiently utilize PPU resources.Type: GrantFiled: September 5, 2019Date of Patent: May 30, 2023Assignee: NVIDIA CORPORATIONInventors: Jerome F. Duluk, Jr., Gregory Scott Palmer, Jonathon Stuart Ramsey Evans, Shailendra Singh, Samuel H. Duncan, Wishwesh Anil Gandhi, Lacky V. Shah, Eric Rock, Feiqi Su, James Leroy Deming, Alan Menezes, Pranav Vaidya, Praveen Joginipally, Timothy John Purcell, Manas Mandal
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Patent number: 11635986Abstract: A parallel processing unit (PPU) can be divided into partitions. Each partition is configured to operate similarly to how the entire PPU operates. A given partition includes a subset of the computational and memory resources associated with the entire PPU. Software that executes on a CPU partitions the PPU for an admin user. A guest user is assigned to a partition and can perform processing tasks within that partition in isolation from any other guest users assigned to any other partitions. Because the PPU can be divided into isolated partitions, multiple CPU processes can efficiently utilize PPU resources.Type: GrantFiled: September 5, 2019Date of Patent: April 25, 2023Assignee: NVIDIA CORPORATIONInventors: Jerome F. Duluk, Jr., Gregory Scott Palmer, Jonathon Stuart Ramsey Evans, Shailendra Singh, Samuel H. Duncan, Wishwesh Anil Gandhi, Lacky V. Shah, Eric Rock, Feiqi Su, James Leroy Deming, Alan Menezes, Pranav Vaidya, Praveen Joginipally, Timothy John Purcell, Manas Mandal
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Patent number: 11579925Abstract: A parallel processing unit (PPU) can be divided into partitions. Each partition is configured to operate similarly to how the entire PPU operates. A given partition includes a subset of the computational and memory resources associated with the entire PPU. Software that executes on a CPU partitions the PPU for an admin user. A guest user is assigned to a partition and can perform processing tasks within that partition in isolation from any other guest users assigned to any other partitions. Because the PPU can be divided into isolated partitions, multiple CPU processes can efficiently utilize PPU resources.Type: GrantFiled: September 5, 2019Date of Patent: February 14, 2023Assignee: NVIDIA CORPORATIONInventors: Jerome F. Duluk, Jr., Gregory Scott Palmer, Jonathon Stuart Ramsey Evans, Shailendra Singh, Samuel H. Duncan, Wishwesh Anil Gandhi, Lacky V. Shah, Eric Rock, Feiqi Su, James Leroy Deming, Alan Menezes, Pranav Vaidya, Praveen Joginipally, Timothy John Purcell, Manas Mandal
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Patent number: 11249905Abstract: A parallel processing unit (PPU) can be divided into partitions. Each partition is configured to operate similarly to how the entire PPU operates. A given partition includes a subset of the computational and memory resources associated with the entire PPU. Software that executes on a CPU partitions the PPU for an admin user. A guest user is assigned to a partition and can perform processing tasks within that partition in isolation from any other guest users assigned to any other partitions. Because the PPU can be divided into isolated partitions, multiple CPU processes can efficiently utilize PPU resources.Type: GrantFiled: September 5, 2019Date of Patent: February 15, 2022Assignee: NVIDIA CORPORATIONInventors: Jerome F. Duluk, Jr., Gregory Scott Palmer, Jonathon Stuart Ramsey Evans, Shailendra Singh, Samuel H. Duncan, Wishwesh Anil Gandhi, Lacky V. Shah, Eric Rock, Feiqi Su, James Leroy Deming, Alan Menezes, Pranav Vaidya, Praveen Joginipally, Timothy John Purcell, Manas Mandal
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Publication number: 20210073042Abstract: A parallel processing unit (PPU) can be divided into partitions. Each partition is configured to operate similarly to how the entire PPU operates. A given partition includes a subset of the computational and memory resources associated with the entire PPU. Software that executes on a CPU partitions the PPU for an admin user. A guest user is assigned to a partition and can perform processing tasks within that partition in isolation from any other guest users assigned to any other partitions. Because the PPU can be divided into isolated partitions, multiple CPU processes can efficiently utilize PPU resources.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 5, 2019Publication date: March 11, 2021Inventors: Jerome F. DULUK, Jr., Gregory Scott PALMER, Jonathon Stuart Ramsey EVANS, Shailendra SINGH, Samuel H. DUNCAN, Wishwesh Anil GANDHI, Lacky V. SHAH, Eric ROCK, Feiqi SU, James Leroy DEMING, Alan MENEZES, Pranav VAIDYA, Praveen JOGINIPALLY, Timothy John PURCELL, Manas MANDAL
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Publication number: 20210073025Abstract: A parallel processing unit (PPU) can be divided into partitions. Each partition is configured to operate similarly to how the entire PPU operates. A given partition includes a subset of the computational and memory resources associated with the entire PPU. Software that executes on a CPU partitions the PPU for an admin user. A guest user is assigned to a partition and can perform processing tasks within that partition in isolation from any other guest users assigned to any other partitions. Because the PPU can be divided into isolated partitions, multiple CPU processes can efficiently utilize PPU resources.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 5, 2019Publication date: March 11, 2021Inventors: Jerome F. DULUK, JR., Gregory Scott PALMER, Jonathon Stuart Ramsey EVANS, Shailendra SINGH, Samuel H. DUNCAN, Wishwesh Anil GANDHI, Lacky V. SHAH, Eric ROCK, Feiqi SU, James Leroy DEMING, Alan MENEZES, Pranav VAIDYA, Praveen JOGINIPALLY, Timothy John PURCELL, Manas MANDAL
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Publication number: 20210073035Abstract: A parallel processing unit (PPU) can be divided into partitions. Each partition is configured to operate similarly to how the entire PPU operates. A given partition includes a subset of the computational and memory resources associated with the entire PPU. Software that executes on a CPU partitions the PPU for an admin user. A guest user is assigned to a partition and can perform processing tasks within that partition in isolation from any other guest users assigned to any other partitions. Because the PPU can be divided into isolated partitions, multiple CPU processes can efficiently utilize PPU resources.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 5, 2019Publication date: March 11, 2021Inventors: Jerome F. DULUK, Jr., Gregory Scott PALMER, Jonathon Stuart Ramsey EVANS, Shailendra SINGH, Samuel H. DUNCAN, Wishwesh Anil GANDHI, Lacky V. SHAH, Eric ROCK, Feiqi SU, James Leroy DEMING, Alan MENEZES, Pranav VAIDYA, Praveen JOGINIPALLY, Timothy John PURCELL, Manas MANDAL
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Publication number: 20210073125Abstract: A parallel processing unit (PPU) can be divided into partitions. Each partition is configured to operate similarly to how the entire PPU operates. A given partition includes a subset of the computational and memory resources associated with the entire PPU. Software that executes on a CPU partitions the PPU for an admin user. A guest user is assigned to a partition and can perform processing tasks within that partition in isolation from any other guest users assigned to any other partitions. Because the PPU can be divided into isolated partitions, multiple CPU processes can efficiently utilize PPU resources.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 5, 2019Publication date: March 11, 2021Inventors: Jerome F. DULUK, JR., Gregory Scott PALMER, Jonathon Stuart Ramsey EVANS, Shailendra SINGH, Samuel H. DUNCAN, Wishwesh Anil GANDHI, Lacky V. SHAH, Eric ROCK, Feiqi SU, James Leroy DEMING, Alan MENEZES, Pranav VAIDYA, Praveen JOGINIPALLY, Timothy John PURCELL, Manas MANDAL
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Patent number: 9830276Abstract: One embodiment of the present invention is a parallel processing unit (PPU) that includes one or more streaming multiprocessors (SMs) and implements a replay unit per SM. Upon detecting a page fault associated with a memory transaction issued by a particular SM, the corresponding replay unit causes the SM, but not any unaffected SMs, to cease issuing new memory transactions. The replay unit then stores the faulting memory transaction and any faulting in-flight memory transaction in a replay buffer. As page faults are resolved, the replay unit replays the memory transactions in the replay buffer—removing successful memory transactions from the replay buffer—until all of the stored memory transactions have successfully executed. Advantageously, the overall performance of the PPU is improved compared to conventional PPUs that, upon detecting a page fault, stop performing memory transactions across all SMs included in the PPU until the fault is resolved.Type: GrantFiled: February 20, 2017Date of Patent: November 28, 2017Assignee: NVIDIA CorporationInventors: James Leroy Deming, Jerome F. Duluk, Jr., John Mashey, Mark Hairgrove, Lucien Dunning, Jonathon Stuart Ramsey Evans, Samuel H. Duncan, Cameron Buschardt, Brian Fahs
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Publication number: 20170161206Abstract: One embodiment of the present invention is a parallel processing unit (PPU) that includes one or more streaming multiprocessors (SMs) and implements a replay unit per SM. Upon detecting a page fault associated with a memory transaction issued by a particular SM, the corresponding replay unit causes the SM, but not any unaffected SMs, to cease issuing new memory transactions. The replay unit then stores the faulting memory transaction and any faulting in-flight memory transaction in a replay buffer. As page faults are resolved, the replay unit replays the memory transactions in the replay buffer—removing successful memory transactions from the replay buffer—until all of the stored memory transactions have successfully executed. Advantageously, the overall performance of the PPU is improved compared to conventional PPUs that, upon detecting a page fault, stop performing memory transactions across all SMs included in the PPU until the fault is resolved.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 20, 2017Publication date: June 8, 2017Inventors: James Leroy DEMING, Jerome F. DULUK, JR., John MASHEY, Mark HAIRGROVE, Lucien DUNNING, Jonathon Stuart Ramsey EVANS, Samuel H. DUNCAN, Cameron BUSCHARDT, Brian FAHS
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Patent number: 9575892Abstract: One embodiment of the present invention is a parallel processing unit (PPU) that includes one or more streaming multiprocessors (SMs) and implements a replay unit per SM. Upon detecting a page fault associated with a memory transaction issued by a particular SM, the corresponding replay unit causes the SM, but not any unaffected SMs, to cease issuing new memory transactions. The replay unit then stores the faulting memory transaction and any faulting in-flight memory transaction in a replay buffer. As page faults are resolved, the replay unit replays the memory transactions in the replay buffer—removing successful memory transactions from the replay buffer—until all of the stored memory transactions have successfully executed. Advantageously, the overall performance of the PPU is improved compared to conventional PPUs that, upon detecting a page fault, stop performing memory transactions across all SMs included in the PPU until the fault is resolved.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 2013Date of Patent: February 21, 2017Assignee: NVIDIA CorporationInventors: James Leroy Deming, Jerome F. Duluk, Jr., John Mashey, Mark Hairgrove, Lucien Dunning, Jonathon Stuart Ramsey Evans, Samuel H. Duncan, Cameron Buschardt, Brian Fahs