Quang V Nguyen

6339728, Jan 15, 2002

Sep 6, 2000

09/656438

Quang D. Nguyen - Milpitas CA
Richard C. Blish - Saratoga CA

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

G06F 766

700125, 427256, 427555, 427758, 257678, 438 14

A singulated article, such as a packaged semiconductor device is marked with a green laser, thereby broadening the scope of materials that can be marked vis-Ã-vis conventional infrared lasers.

6430191, Aug 6, 2002

Jun 30, 1997

08/885400

Daniel E. Klausmeier - Sunnyvale CA
Kevin Wong - San Jose CA
Quang Nguyen - San Jose CA
Cherng-Ren Sue - San Jose CA
David A. Hughes - Mountain View CA
Ross Suydam Heitkamp - Mountain View CA
Rafael Gomez - Cupertino CA

Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA

H04L 1256

370412, 370468

In a digital switch, incoming cells are placed into a queue in a cell memory. The switch maintains various cell queues, including VC queues that correspond to individual connections and QBin queues that correspond to various classes of service. Cells may arrive to a VC queue or a QBin queue but will depart from a QBin queue. Accordingly, cells may be moved from VC queues to QBin queues. Cells are serviced according to the use of QBin Groups. A QBin Group (QBG) includes a number of logical queues (QBins) of cells to be transported in the digital network. After a QBG is selected, one of its logical queues is selected for servicing. The QBG may be selected by examining all of the QBGs to find an eligible QBG which is most overdue for service. A QBin of the selected QBG may then be selected by examining each of the QBins comprising the selected QBG to find the most overdue for service. The QBGs may correspond to virtual interfaces.

6449170, Sep 10, 2002

Aug 30, 2000

09/651893

Quang D. Nguyen - Milpitas CA
Charles Anderson - Los Altos CA
James J. Casto - Austin TX
Alexander C. Tain - Milpitas CA

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

H05K 706

361778, 361767, 361783, 257209, 257529, 257700, 257922, 257530, 438132, 438131

An integrated circuit package includes at least one one-time programmable element, such as a fuse, having a first end and a second end separated by a programmable link. The programmable element is positioned on a surface other than the top surface, e. g. , a side surface or the bottom surface of the package substrate to render them less conspicuous to unscrupulous suppliers intent on tampering with the package. The information programmed by the fuses may relate to speed or voltage ratings for a microprocessor.

6474476, Nov 5, 2002

Aug 30, 2000

09/651892

Charles Anderson - Los Altos CA
Quang D. Nguyen - Milpitas CA

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

B65D 8530

206725, 206728

A carrier tray is provided for holding a semiconductor device that has a two dimensional array of regularly spaced rows and columns of holes having one and only one pitch and one and only one pocket size. The holes are configured to receive a solder ball from a ball grid array package. The carrier tray can engage at least two differently sized ball grid array packages, thereby avoiding the expense and long lag time associated with designing a new product carrier tray for each new semiconductor device.

6876660, Apr 5, 2005

Feb 16, 1999

09/250968

David A. Hughes - Mountain View CA, US
Onchuen D. Lau - Saratoga CA, US
Frank K. Chui - Sunnyvale CA, US
Quang H. Nguyen - San Jose CA, US

Cisco Technology, Inc. - San Jose CA

H04L012/02
H04L012/54

3703954, 370380, 370390

A method for cell replication in which a request for data transmission and mapping information are received by a crossbar and a scheduler and are sent by one of a plurality of software configurable slot remap registers. The mapping information is indicative of a destination slot and a backup destination slot to which the data is to be transmitted. The method replicates the data by transmitting the data to the destination slot and to the backup destination slot when the data arrives at an input slot of the crossbar.

20120057473, Mar 8, 2012

Sep 1, 2011

13/224049

Quang Nguyen - Milpitas CA, US
Henry Shi - Milpitas CA, US
Robert Nino - Milpitas CA, US
Patrick Sham - Milpitas CA, US

Public Wireless, Inc. - San Jose CA

H04W 24/00

370245

Providing a near-carrier class service to a non-carrier class backhaul network, including: monitoring a connection of the non-carrier class backhaul network of at least one picocell by periodically sending at least one message to a monitoring agent located within an interne service provider network; tracing the connection to the monitoring agent through a network operations center when an acknowledgement in response to the at least one message is not received from the monitoring agent; generating an alert message that provides detailed information about a point of failure in the connection when a loss of connection is detected in tracing the connection; and generating a solution to fix the loss of connection so that the near-carrier class service can be provided to the non-carrier class backhaul network of the at least one picocell.

20120058777, Mar 8, 2012

Sep 1, 2011

13/224054

Quang Nguyen - Milpitas CA, US
Henry Shi - Milpitas CA, US
Robert Nino - Milpitas CA, US
Robert Reagan - Milpitas CA, US

Public Wireless, Inc. - San Jose CA

H04W 24/00

4554561

Systems and methods for maintaining the quality of service provided by a picocell and for reducing the cost to maintain and operate the picocell. The systems and methods provided herein, in an embodiment, provide for a backhaul and radio agnostic system where the picocell is highly configurable and can be used with a variety of different types of backhauls and radio devices. Remote monitoring and configuration of the device may be provided to reduce the cost of maintaining the picocell.

20140006293, Jan 2, 2014

May 17, 2013

13/897233

Dan REED - Campbell CA, US
Quang NGUYEN - Union City CA, US
A. Kranthi MITRA - Hyderabad, IN

24/7 CUSTOMER, INC. - Campbell CA

G06Q 30/00

705304

Unique customer identification and behavior is linked between either concurrent or sequential channels of engagement. Unique identifiers are created, captured, and/or passed between these multiple contact channels, e.g. Web, mobile, IVR, phone, automotive, television, to identify and tag the customer and their context, e.g. history, pass behavior, steps progressed, obstacles and/or issues encountered, etc., uniquely.