Andrew Raffman has been granted 10 US patents while listed as an inventor at Microsoft . The first was granted in 1998 and the most recent in December 2018. Andrew Raffman ranks #481,000 of 4,157,543 US inventors in our database (top 11.6%). Patent records list Andrew Raffman in Redmond, WA, US.
Patents per Year Patents granted per year, 1998 to 2018 Bar chart with a peak of 2 patents in 2006. peak 2 1998: 1 patents 1998 2000: 1 patents 2000 2003: 1 patents 2003 2005: 1 patents 2005 2006: 2 patents 2006 2007: 1 patents 2007 2014: 1 patents 2014 2016: 1 patents 2016 2018: 1 patents 2018
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Patent # Title Co-Inventors Date Approx Value ⓘ
10157155 Operating system-managed interrupt steering in multiprocessor systems Minsang Kim , Jason S. Wohlgemuth , Tristan A. Brown , Youssef Barakat , Omid Fatemieh 2018-12-18
$82,479,000
9424212 Operating system-managed interrupt steering in multiprocessor systems Minsang Kim , Jason S. Wohlgemuth , Tristan A. Brown , Youssef Barakat , Omid Fatemieh 2016-08-23
$31,125,000
8704850 Two-dimensional object packing Jesse Sage Schreiner 2014-04-22
$23,747,000
7246182 Non-blocking concurrent queues with direct node access by threads Alessandro Forin 2007-07-17
$44,202,000
7143421 Highly componentized system architecture with a demand-loading namespace and programming model Alessandro Forin , Johannes Helander , Gilad Odinak 2006-11-28
$34,612,000
7062274 Increasing the level of automation when establishing and managing network connections Scott R. Shell 2006-06-13
$42,500,000
6889269 Non-blocking concurrent queues with direct node access by threads Alessandro Forin 2005-05-03
$59,421,000
6668291 Non-blocking concurrent queues with direct node access by threads Alessandro Forin 2003-12-23
$176,567,000
6061711 Efficient context saving and restoring in a multi-tasking computing system environment Seungyoon Peter Song , Moataz A. Mohamed , Heonchul Park , Le Trong Nguyen , Jerry R. Van Aken +1 more 2000-05-09
5835787 System for bi-directionally transferring a digital signal sample from a CODEC to a particular memory location and a second sample from memory to CODEC Jeffrey A. Walck 1998-11-10
$45,052,000
