Inventor · San Francisco, CA, US

Todd Lipcon

20Patents
4h-index
4Co-inventors
52Inventor score

Filing activity: Mar 21, 2012 → Jul 21, 2023

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US10171635B2 Ensuring properly ordered events in a distributed computing environment Electricity 10 Active
US9128949B2 Memory allocation buffer for reduction of heap fragmentation Physics 9 Active
US10346432B2 Compaction policy Physics 7 Active
US10681190B2 Ensuring properly ordered events in a distributed computing environment Electricity 4 Active
US9552165B2 Memory allocation buffer for reduction of heap fragmentation Physics 2 Active
US11388271B2 Ensuring properly ordered events in a distributed computing environment Electricity 2 Active
US11146668B2 Ensuring properly ordered events in a distributed computing environment Electricity 2 Active
US11003642B2 Mutations in a column store Physics 2 Active
US10613762B2 Memory allocation buffer for reduction of heap fragmentation Physics 1 Active
US11758029B2 Ensuring properly ordered events in a distributed computing environment Electricity 1 Active
US12169507B2 Database compaction in distributed data system Physics 1 Active
US11301210B2 Merging multiple sorted lists in a distributed computing system Physics 1 Active
US9600492B2 Data processing performance enhancement in a distributed file system Physics 0 Active
US12373411B2 Snapshots of a column store Physics 0 Active
US11726743B2 Merging multiple sorted lists in a distributed computing system Physics 0 Active
US12255978B2 Ensuring properly ordered events in a distributed computing environment Electricity 0 Active
US9405692B2 Data processing performance enhancement in a distributed file system Physics 0 Active
US11899937B2 Memory allocation buffer for reduction of heap fragmentation Physics 0 Active
US12222915B2 Accumulating and flushing mutations in a column store Physics 0 Active
US9753954B2 Data node fencing in a distributed file system Electricity 0 Active

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