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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 6289440 | Virtual computer of plural FPG's successively reconfigured in response to a succession of inputs A virtual network consists of many distributed virtual computers interconnected over a communication network of individual links, such as optical fibers or electrical conductors, for example. Each distributed virtual computer has at least two ports connec... | 09/11/2001 |
| 6178494 | Modular, hybrid processor and method for producing a modular, hybrid processor A method is disclosed for integrating a field programmable gate array (FPGA) with a microprocessor to form a single, multi-chip or stacked, hybrid processor module. The method includes the identification and parallel routing of selected I/O pins of the FP... | 01/23/2001 |
| 6023755 | Computer with programmable arrays which are reconfigurable in response to instructions to be executed A virtual network consists of many distributed virtual computers interconnected over a communication network of individual links, such as optical fibers or electrical conductors, for example. Each distributed virtual computer has at least two ports connec... | 02/08/2000 |
| 5802290 | Computer network of distributed virtual computers which are EAC reconfigurable in response to instruction to be executed A virtual network consists of many distributed virtual computers interconnected over a communication network of individual links, such as optical fibers or electrical conductors, for example. Each distributed virtual computer has at least two ports connec... | 09/01/1998 |
| 5684980 | FPGA virtual computer for executing a sequence of program instructions by successively reconfiguring a group of FPGA in response to those instructions An array of FPGAs change their configurations successively during performance of successive user-defined algorithms. Adjacent FPGAs are connected through external field programmable interconnection devices (FPINs) or cross-bar switches. The array includes... | 11/04/1997 |
