Zuraski, Jr.; Gerald D.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Zuraski, Jr.; Gerald D..The latest application filed is for "classifying and segregating branch targets".

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Zuraski, Jr.; Gerald D. - Austin TX

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Hybrid branch prediction device with sparse and dense prediction caches Grant 8,181,005 - Zuraski, Jr. , et al. May 15, 2	2012-05-15
Classifying And Segregating Branch Targets App 20110093658 - Zuraski, JR.; Gerald D. ; et al.	2011-04-21
Hybrid Branch Prediction Device With Sparse And Dense Prediction Caches App 20100064123 - Zuraski, JR.; Gerald D. ; et al.	2010-03-11
System And Method For Functionally Redundant Computing System Having A Configurable Delay Between Logically Synchronized Processors App 20090177866 - Choate; Michael L. ; et al.	2009-07-09
Microprocessor including a configurable translation lookaside buffer Grant 7,389,402 - Zuraski, Jr. , et al. June 17, 2	2008-06-17
Compressed encoding for repair Grant 7,350,119 - Zuraski, Jr. , et al. March 25, 2	2008-03-25
Method and processor including logic for storing traces within a trace cache Grant 7,213,126 - Smaus , et al. May 1, 2	2007-05-01
Circular buffer using age vectors Grant 7,080,170 - Zuraski, Jr. , et al. July 18, 2	2006-07-18
Hybrid branch prediction device with two levels of branch prediction cache Grant 7,024,545 - Zuraski, Jr. , et al. April 4, 2	2006-04-04
Circular buffer using grouping for find first function Grant 6,873,184 - McMinn , et al. March 29, 2	2005-03-29
Branch markers for rapidly identifying branch predictions Grant 6,854,050 - Zuraski, Jr. February 8, 2	2005-02-08
Using type bits to track storage of ECC and predecode bits in a level two cache Grant 6,804,799 - Zuraski, Jr. October 12, 2	2004-10-12
Apparatus and method for programmable built-in self-test and self-repair of embedded memory Grant 6,560,740 - Zuraski, Jr. , et al. May 6, 2	2003-05-06
Massively parallel decoding and execution of variable-length instructions Grant 6,405,303 - Miller , et al. June 11, 2	2002-06-11
Method and apparatus for built-in self-repair of memory storage arrays Grant 6,259,637 - Wood , et al. July 10, 2	2001-07-10
Fixed shift amount variable length instruction stream pre-decoding for start byte determination based on prefix indicating length vector presuming potential start byte Grant 6,260,134 - Zuraski, Jr. , et al. July 10, 2	2001-07-10
Method for detecting updates to instructions which are within an instruction processing pipeline of a microprocessor Grant 6,073,217 - Mahalingaiah , et al. June 6, 2	2000-06-06
Apparatus for detecting updates to instructions which are within an instruction processing pipeline of a microprocessor Grant 5,742,791 - Mahalingaiah , et al. April 21, 1	1998-04-21
Dependency checking and forwarding of variable width operands Grant 5,737,629 - Zuraski, Jr. , et al. April 7, 1	1998-04-07
Dependency checking and forwarding of variable width operands Grant 5,590,352 - Zuraski, Jr. , et al. December 31, 1	1996-12-31

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