Wipro Assigned Two Patents

Transmitting data using SCSI interface
Wipro Limited, Bangalore, India, has been assigned a patent (10,963,413) developed by Das, Rishav, Howrah, India, and Mudi, Sourav, Madhabdihi, India, for “method and system for transmitting data using small computer system interface (SCSI).“

The abstract of the patent published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office states: ”Disclosed herein is a method and Serially Attached SCSI (SAS) controller for transmitting data using SCSI. In an embodiment, a plurality of I/O operations received from a storage unit are fragmented into a plurality of blocks. Further, each of the plurality of blocks are mapped with corresponding memory drives. Thereafter, a reduced number of virtual lanes required for transmitting the plurality of blocks to the corresponding memory drives is estimated. Finally, the reduced number of virtual lanes are created for transmitting the plurality of blocks to the corresponding memory drives. In an embodiment, the present disclosure uses virtual lanes for transmitting data, thereby eliminating requirement of dedicated, physical lanes for transmitting the data. Consequently, according to embodiments of present disclosure, the SAS controller may be configured to simultaneously activate multiple virtual lanes for completing the data transmission, thereby resulting in faster and reliable data transmission.”

The patent application was filed on December 19, 2018 (16/225,468).

Restoring historic data of enterprise
Wipro Ltd., Bangalore, India, has been assigned a patent (10,949,311) developed by Achar, Chandramohan, Bangalore, India, and Abdul Kadar, Mohideen, Tiruchirappalli, India, for “method and system for restoring historic data of an enterprise.“

The abstract of the patent published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office states: ”The present disclosure discloses method and data restoration system for restoring historic data of an enterprise. The data restoration system receives a request from a user through a transformation backup server, for restoring historic data from a legacy storage device of a plurality of legacy storage devices, associated with an enterprise, along with metadata associated with the historic data. The metadata is previously extracted and stored in a format recognizable by the transformation backup server. The data restoration system determines format of the historic data based on the metadata and extracts historic data from the legacy storage device, using at least one of the metadata and a predefined execution process associated with the historic data, based on the format of the historic data. Thereafter, extracted historic data is restored to the user. The present disclosure recovers legacy data as when required without large migration or any data conversion.”

The patent application was filed on March 30, 2018 (15/941,013).