Patents by Inventor P. Daniel Suberviola, II

P. Daniel Suberviola, II 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).

  • Concurrently applying an image file while it is being downloaded using a multicast protocol
    Patent number: 8837278
    Abstract: A system and a process for deploying a computer file involves a client computer applying the computer file concurrently with downloading the computer file from a file server. The concurrent operations can be performed even when the data of the computer file is downloaded out of order. The computer file includes a plurality of file segments. The client computer obtains information defining the file segments and monitors the received data of the computer file during downloading. When downloading of a file segment is complete, the client computer applies the completed segment concurrently with receiving other segments of the computer file from the file server. The process can be used when the computer file is downloaded using a multicast protocol, but is not limited to use with multicast protocols. The client computer can request only needed segments of the computer file.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 19, 2010
    Date of Patent: September 16, 2014
    Assignee: Microsoft Corporation
    Inventors: Richard T. Russo, Aaron Matthew Tyler, Blaine Young, Bruce Green, Alaa H. Abdelhalim, Roger D. Seielstad, Peter A. Gurevich, Vittal Pai, Andrew Sveikauskas, P. Daniel Suberviola, II
  • CONCURRENTLY APPLYING AN IMAGE FILE WHILE IT IS BEING DOWNLOADED USING A MULTICAST PROTOCOL
    Publication number: 20120131087
    Abstract: A system and a process for deploying a computer file involves a client computer applying the computer file concurrently with downloading the computer file from a file server. The concurrent operations can be performed even when the data of the computer file is downloaded out of order. The computer file includes a plurality of file segments. The client computer obtains information defining the file segments and monitors the received data of the computer file during downloading. When downloading of a file segment is complete, the client computer applies the completed segment concurrently with receiving other segments of the computer file from the file server. The process can be used when the computer file is downloaded using a multicast protocol, but is not limited to use with multicast protocols. The client computer can request only needed segments of the computer file.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 19, 2010
    Publication date: May 24, 2012
    Applicant: Microsoft Corporation
    Inventors: Richard T. Russo, Aaron Matthew Tyler, Bruce Green, Blaine Young, Alaa H. Abdelhalim, Roger D. Seielstad, Peter A. Gurevich, Vittal Pai, Andrew Sveikauskas, P. Daniel Suberviola, II