Capital One Services Assigned Four Patents

Sharing data
Capital One Services, LLC, McLean, VA, has been assigned a patent (11803288) developed by Osborn, Kevin, Newton Highlands, MA, Rule, Jeffrey, Chevy Chase, MD, and Yee, Bryant, Silver Springs, MD, for “systems and methods for sharing data.“

The abstract of the patent published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office states: ”Disclosed embodiments may include a system for sharing data. The system may direct a first user device to establish a respective wireless connection with second user devices. The system may cause the first user device to display, via a GUI, icons respectively corresponding to the second user devices. The system may track respective locations of the second user devices relative to the first user device, and may modify the GUI by repositioning the icons in the GUI based on the respective locations of each second user device relative to the first user device. The system may receive a request, from the first user device, to transfer data to a second user device of the second user devices based on a current position of an icon associated with the second user device in the modified GUI. The system may then transfer the data to the second user device.”

The patent application was filed on 2022-09-09 (17/941126).

Multi-cloud bi-directional storage replication system and techniques
Capital One Services, LLC, McLean, VA, has been assigned a patent (11797490) developed by Haggerty, Timothy, Long, Steven, Henrico, VA, Rao, Deepa, Plano, TX, Henry, Eric, Fairfax, VA, and Zhou, Yuting, Reston, VA, for “multi-cloud bi-directional storage replication system and techniques.“

The abstract of the patent published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office states: ”Disclosed are systems, apparatuses and techniques for replicating data between different cloud computing platforms. Examples include storage replicator components operable in different cloud computing platforms. The first storage replicator component may identify the second cloud computing platform as a location to copy a data file in response to an event related to the data file stored in a first cloud computing platform. The first storage replicator component may request a copy of the data file via an application programming interface of the first cloud computing platform. The attributes of the copy of the data file which involve modification to conform to data management conventions of the second cloud computing platform may be determined and modified to comply with conventions of the second cloud computing platform. The modified copy of the data file may be forwarded to the second cloud computing platform for storage.”

The patent application was filed on 2021-06-23 (17/355929).

Storage space optimization for emails
Capital One Services, LLC, McLean, VA, has been assigned a patent (11757818) developed by Cuan, Lukiih, Washington, DC, Mossoba, Michael, Great Falls, VA, Vargas, Cruz, Denver, CO, Cody, Lea, Washington, DC, and Gulati, Latika, Vienna, VA, for a “storage space optimization for emails.“

The abstract of the patent published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office states: ”In some implementations, a storage optimization system may receive a plurality of emails. Accordingly, the system may identify at least one email associated with a limited capacity in the plurality of emails. The system may further scan, from the at least one email, one or more hyperlinks to determine a website associated with the at least one email and an identifier associated with an event. The system may determine, using a database, a traversal path and at least one application programming interface (API) call associated with the website. Accordingly, the system may traverse the website using the traversal path and the at least one API using the identifier to determine that the limited capacity is filled. The system may delete the at least one email associated with the limited capacity based on determining that the limited capacity is filled.”

The patent application was filed on 2022-01-19 (17/648338).

Maintaining data quality in data store receiving both low and high quality data
Capital One Services, LLC, McLean, VA, has been assigned a patent (11657033) developed by Chermside, Michael, Ardmore, PA, for “systems and methods for maintaining data quality in a data store receiving both low and high quality data.“

The abstract of the patent published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office states: ”The disclosed systems and methods may receive a data record from either a legacy data source or a modern data source and determine whether the record satisfies a first set of validation rules. When the record fails to satisfy the first set of rules, reject the record for storage in a data store. When the record satisfies the first set of rules, determine whether the record satisfies a second set of validation rules. When the record satisfies the second set of rules, store the record in the data store with an indicator that the record satisfies the all rules. When the record fails to satisfy the second set of rules, if the source was a modern data source reject the record, and if the source was a legacy data source store the record in the data store with an indicator that it fails to satisfy the second set of rules.”

The patent application was filed on 2020-10-16 (17/072438).