John Fu

6772383, Aug 3, 2004

May 27, 1999

09/321060

Nhon Toai Quach - San Jose CA
John Fu - Saratoga CA
Sunny Huang - Saratoga CA
Jeen Miin - Fremont CA
Dean Mulla - San Jose CA

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F 1100

714746, 365 49, 711108, 711111

A computer data signal comprises a first code group and a second code group. The first code group has a first symbol and an error detection code for the first symbol. The second code group has a second symbol and an error correction code. The error correction code provides error correction for a third symbol that includes the first symbol and the second symbol.

6948094, Sep 20, 2005

Sep 28, 2001

09/966386

Len Schultz - San Jose CA, US
Nhon Toai Quach - San Jose CA, US
Dean Mulla - Saratoga CA, US
Jim Hays - San Jose CA, US
John Fu - Saratoga CA, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F011/00

714 15, 714 21

Processor implementation-specific instructions save a processor state in a system memory and attempt to correct the error. Control is then transferred to processor-independent instructions. Control is returned to the processor implementation-specific instructions which then return to an interrupted context of the processor by restoring the processor state.

7376877, May 20, 2008

Apr 13, 2004

10/823168

Nhon Toai Quach - San Jose CA, US
John Fu - Saratoga CA, US
Sunny Huang - Saratoga CA, US
Jeen Miin - Fremont CA, US
Dean Mulla - San Jose CA, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F 11/00

714746, 365 49, 711108, 711111

A computer data signal comprises a first code group and a second code group. The first code group has a first symbol and an error detection code for the first symbol. The second code group has a second symbol different from the first symbol and an error correction code. The error correction code provides error correction for a third symbol that includes the first symbol and the second symbol.

8326689, Dec 4, 2012

Sep 16, 2005

11/228583

Sumit Agarwal - San Carlos CA, US
Gregory Joseph Badros - Mountain View CA, US
John Fu - Sunnyvale CA, US

Google Inc. - Mountain View CA

G06Q 30/00

705 1454, 705 1443, 235375

Different advertisers that may have different value propositions and that may desire different types of ad spots may effectively participate in an advertising network. An advertiser may express various value propositions using various types of offers, such as offers (or maximum offers) per impression, selection, and/or conversion (or some other user event). Probabilities of events, associated with offers, occurring may be used to allow different advertisers with different value propositions to compete against one another in an arbitration such as an auction. Advertisers may target the serving of their ads to keywords (search and/or content), particular publications or properties, particular vertical categories, other types of ad spots, etc.

20020073284, Jun 13, 2002

Jan 31, 2002

10/061816

John Fu - Saratoga CA, US
Dean Mulla - Ft. Collins CO, US
Gregory Mathews - Santa Clara CA, US
Stuart Sailer - Campbell CA, US

G06F012/00

711/137000, 711/169000

A method is provided for requesting data from a memory. The method includes issuing a plurality of data requests to a data request port for the memory. The plurality of data requests includes at least two ordered data requests. The method includes determining if an earlier one of the ordered data requests corresponds to a miss in the memory, and converting a later one of the ordered data requests to a prefetch in response to the earlier one of the ordered data requests corresponding to a miss in the memory. An apparatus includes a memory having at least one pipelined port for receiving data requests. The port is adapted to determine whether an earlier ordered one of the data requests corresponds to a miss in the memory. The port converts a later ordered one of the data requests to a prefetch in response to determining that the earlier ordered one of the data requests corresponds to a miss in the memory.

55246117, Jun 11, 1996

Jul 25, 1994

8/279407

John Y. Fu - Hacienda Heights CA

B63C 900

12820111

Here discloses a swimming mask with a mobile cover which is able to close the air valve when the water comes in and open the air valve when water fades away, allowing only air to be exchanged. Within the plastic protective cover, there is an open valve serves only for the drainage of water that comes into the plastic tube from the upper part of the cover, not allowing any water to come into the tube from the base or the cover. This permits a continuous supply of fresh air. As a visual enhancer, the objective of this invention is to help the beginners to be familiarized with water and gain interest in swimming. As for the swimmers, the objective is to reduce the fatigue caused by the duration and the distance of swimming and by the head-neck coordination for the ventilation process. Young toddlers and kids, with the aid of the swimming mask, are able to learn to swim at a faster rate. This mask promotes efficiency, prevents juvenile swimming accidents, and most of all, reduces the fear of water.

20150161125, Jun 11, 2015

Jun 14, 2012

13/517651

John Eric FU - Sunnyvale CA, US

GOOGLE INC. - Mountain View CA

G06F 17/30

A computing device may receive a request for a rank-specific search link corresponding to a particular search result within a list of search results. The computing device may identify one or more search parameters used by a search engine to generate the list of search results, and identify a search result rank position of the particular search result in the list of search results. The computing device may create a rank-specific search link associated with the one or more search parameters corresponding to the list of search results and the search result rank position corresponding to the particular search result. The computing device may provide the rank-specific search link in accordance with the request. Selection of the rank-specific search link may cause information, to be presented, relating to a document to the search parameters and corresponding to the search result rank position.