Intellectual Property
11 patents spanning hardware trojan detection, AI chip architecture, FPGA security, network intrusion detection, and trusted AI hardware processing. US and Indian patent portfolio.
Indian Patent 202141005909A
A neuromorphic computing model based on biologically plausible spiking neural networks for efficient AI and ML processing at the hardware level.
US Patent 11,544,525
A flexible hardware processing framework enabling configurable AI inference acceleration across diverse workloads with software-hardware co-design.
US Patent 11,423,454
A trusted network architecture enabling real-time AI model collaboration and marketplace services with cryptographic trust guarantees.
US Patent 11,507,662
Security architecture for AI hardware processing units establishing trusted execution environments and cryptographic attestation of computation.
US Patent 11,150,720
Virtual multilane architecture for dynamic power management of AI hardware processing, enabling adaptive efficiency across varied computational workloads.
US Patent 10,735,438
Hardware-accelerated network intrusion detection system operating at wire speed using deep packet field extraction and behavioral pattern matching.
US Patent App. 16/528,543
Core AI hardware processing architecture supporting high-throughput inference with hardware-software co-design for maximum power efficiency.
US Patent App. 16/789,371
Multi-tenant AI compute platform with hardware-level isolation, cryptographic trust anchors, and secure workload partitioning across distributed processors.
US Patent App. 16/528,551
Asynchronous interface framework for AI processors achieving high throughput at low energy cost through event-driven data flow and latency-hiding techniques.
US Patent App. 16/528,549
Continuous adaptive learning system for AI models enabling real-time model updating with hardware-level support for online learning workloads.
US Patent 9,081,991
Foundational ring oscillator technique for detecting hardware trojans in integrated circuits, establishing physical unclonable functions as trust anchors in silicon.