Ripoll Neftali Assigned Patent

Ripoll, Neftali, Dover, DE, has been assigned a patent (9,280,428) developed by Ripoll, Neftali, Dover, DE, for a “method for designing a hyper-visor cluster that does not require a shared storage.”

The abstract of the patent published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office states: ”A system for storing and processing information comprises a plurality of nodes, each node comprising: a local information storage medium, a data connection configured to connect to at least one linked client, and a processor configured to process information in the local information storage medium and send processed information to the at least one linked client, and a secondary shared storage medium connected to the plurality of nodes via a shared data connection and configured to store information copied from the local information storage medium of each of the plurality of nodes, wherein each of the nodes in the plurality of nodes is configured, in the event of failure of a failed one of the plurality of nodes, to connect to the at least one linked client corresponding to the failed one of the plurality of nodes.“

The patent application was filed on April 23, 2013 (13/868,221).