Inventor · Los Altos, CA, US

Ryan Cairns

18Patents

6h-index

12Co-inventors

55Inventor score

Filing activity: Sep 30, 2008 → Apr 1, 2016

Most-cited inventions

Patent	Title	Area	Cited by	Status
US9239605B1	Computing device power state transitions	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	54	Active
US8620861B1	Preserving file metadata during atomic save operations	Physics	29	Active
US8620879B2	Cloud based file storage service	Physics	26	Active
US8245062B1	Postponing suspend	Physics	19	Active
US9830141B2	Providing a software update to computing devices on the same network	Physics	12	Active
US8984399B2	Power metering and control in cloud based computer	Physics	8	Active
US9060320B1	Identifying trapping access points	Electricity	5	Active
US9693276B1	System and method for intelligent network connection selection	Electricity	4	Active
US9304780B2	User initiated data rollback using operating system partitions	Physics	2	Active
US9116704B1	Delaying the initiation of transitioning to a lower power mode by placing a computer system into an intermediate power mode between a normal power mode and the lower power mode	Physics	2	Active
US10126803B1	Conditional power management activities	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	2	Active
US8996891B2	Power monitoring and control in cloud based computer	Physics	2	Active
US9934240B2	On demand access to client cached files	Physics	1	Active
US9715265B1	Conditional power management activities	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	1	Active
US8671299B2	Delaying the initiation of transitioning to a lower power mode by placing a computer system into an intermediate power mode between a normal power mode and the lower power mode	Physics	1	Active
US9348399B2	Heuristics based on backoff for power modes	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	0	Active
US10013259B2	User initiated data rollback using operating system partitions	Physics	0	Active
US10289692B2	Preserving file metadata during atomic save operations	Physics	0	Active

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.