Ayala, Jr.; Richard J.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Ayala, Jr.; Richard J..The latest application filed is for "end-to-end provisioning of storage clouds".

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Ayala, Jr.; Richard J. - Medford NJ

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Migrating virtual machines across network separated data centers Grant 9,582,319 - Ayala, Jr. , et al. February 28, 2	2017-02-28
Performance isolation for storage clouds Grant 9,471,258 - Agarwala , et al. October 18, 2	2016-10-18
Performance isolation for storage clouds Grant 8,554,917 - Agarwala , et al. October 8, 2	2013-10-08
End-to-end Provisioning Of Storage Clouds App 20130219033 - Agarwala; Sandip ; et al.	2013-08-22
Performance Isolation For Storage Clouds App 20120047265 - Agarwala; Sandip ; et al.	2012-02-23
End-to-end Provisioning Of Storage Clouds App 20120042055 - Agarwala; Sandip ; et al.	2012-02-16
Migrating Virtual Machines Across Network Separated Data Centers App 20120042033 - Ayala, JR.; Richard J. ; et al.	2012-02-16

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