Bungale; Prashanth P.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Bungale; Prashanth P..The latest application filed is for "virtualizing processor memory protection with "l1 iterate and l2 drop/repopulate"".

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Bungale; Prashanth P. - Natick MA
Bungale; Prashanth P. - Cambridge MA

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Virtualizing processor memory protection with "L1 iterate and L2 drop/repopulate" Grant 9,251,102 - Tuch , et al. February 2, 2	2016-02-02
Virtualization with in-place translation Grant 9,009,727 - Devine , et al. April 14, 2	2015-04-14
Virtualizing Processor Memory Protection With "l1 Iterate And L2 Drop/repopulate" App 20140359240 - TUCH; Harvey ; et al.	2014-12-04
Virtualization with multiple shadow page tables Grant 8,868,880 - Devine , et al. October 21, 2	2014-10-21
Virtualizing processor memory protection with "L1 iterate and L2 drop/repopulate" Grant 8,832,351 - Tuch , et al. September 9, 2	2014-09-09
Virtualizing processor memory protection with "L1 iterate and L2 swizzle" Grant 8,621,136 - Tuch , et al. December 31, 2	2013-12-31
Virtualization with Multiple Shadow Page Tables App 20130283004 - Devine; Scott W. ; et al.	2013-10-24
Virtualizing processor memory protection with "domain track" Grant 8,489,800 - Tuch , et al. July 16, 2	2013-07-16
Virtualization with shadow page tables Grant 8,464,022 - Devine , et al. June 11, 2	2013-06-11
Virtual machine execution using virtualization software with shadow page tables and address space interspersed among guest operating system address space Grant 8,245,227 - Devine , et al. August 14, 2	2012-08-14
Virtualizing Processor Memory Protection With "domain Track" App 20120151117 - TUCH; Harvey ; et al.	2012-06-14
Virtualizing Processor Memory Protection With "l1 Iterate And L2 Swizzle" App 20120151168 - TUCH; Harvey ; et al.	2012-06-14
Virtualizing Processor Memory Protection With "l1 Iterate And L2 Drop/repopulate" App 20120151116 - TUCH; Harvey ; et al.	2012-06-14
Virtualization with merged guest page table and shadow page directory Grant 8,127,107 - Devine , et al. February 28, 2	2012-02-28
Virtualization With Fortuitously Sized Shadow Page Tables App 20120047348 - DEVINE; Scott W. ; et al.	2012-02-23
In-place shadow tables for virtualization Grant 8,086,822 - Devine , et al. December 27, 2	2011-12-27
Virtualization with fortuitously sized shadow page tables Grant 8,074,045 - Devine , et al. December 6, 2	2011-12-06
Virtualization with In-place Translation App 20090300645 - Devine; Scott W. ; et al.	2009-12-03
In-place Shadow Tables for Virtualization App 20090300611 - DEVINE; Scott W. ; et al.	2009-12-03
Virtualization with Merged Guest Page Table and Shadow Page Directory App 20090300263 - DEVINE; Scott W. ; et al.	2009-12-03
Distributing Virtualization Software Address Space in Guest OS Address Space App 20090300612 - DEVINE; Scott W. ; et al.	2009-12-03
Virtualization with Fortuitously Sized Shadow Page Tables App 20090300264 - DEVINE; Scott W. ; et al.	2009-12-03

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