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United States Patents. TITLE OF PATENT PATENT NUMBER ISSUE DATE ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tunable Narrowband Spectrometer with Acousto-Optical Tunable 5,438,406 8/1/95 Filter ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tunable Spectrometer with Acousto-Optical Tunable Filter 5,444,528 8/22/95 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Article Carrier For Conveyor System 5,590,602 1/7/97 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Article Irradiation System in Which Article-Transporting 5,994,706 11/30/99 Conveyor is Closely Encompassed By Shielding Material ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Irradiation System Utilizing Conveyor Transported Article 5,396,074 3/7/95 Carriers ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Access Assignment in a DAMA Communication System 5,197,125 3/23/93 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acquisition Of Carrier Phase and Symbol Timing Through Point 5,544,200 8/6/96 Estimation Of Phase and Timing Adjustments ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Communication Signal Detection and Acquisition 5,282,227 1/25/94 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Conversion of Analog Signal Into I and Q Digital Signals With 5,067,140 11/19/91 Enhanced Image Rejection ---------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- UNITED STATES PATENT APPLICATIONS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TITLE OF PATENT APPLICATON APPLICATION SERIAL NO. FILING DATE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Apparatus For, And Method Of Sterilizing Products, Primarily 60/154,397 9/17/99 Food Products -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Apparatus For, And Methods Of, Sterilizing Product...
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United States Patents. SAIC shall have the obligation, at its sole cost and expense, to prepare, file, prosecute and maintain each of the SAIC Patents in the United States.
United States Patents. Title Type Application Filed Application Number / Patent Number Issued Date Owner SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR COOLING COMPUTING DEVICES WITHIN A FACILITY Granted 2/5/2019 10,701,835 6/30/2020 Core Scientific Inc. SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR COOLING COMPUTING DEVICES WITHIN A FACILITY HAVING A PLURALITY OF SUPPLY AIR SPACES Granted 2/5/2019 10,806,055 10/13/2020 Core Scientific Inc. COMPUTING DEVICE COOLING FACILITY INCLUDING A MIXING CHAMBER Granted 2/5/2019 10,694,642 6/23/2020 Core Scientific Inc. SYSTEM FOR PASSIVELY COOLING COMPUTING DEVICES Granted 2/5/2019 10,701,837 6/30/2020 Core Scientific Inc. SYSTEM FOR COOLING COMPUTING DEVICES OF A PLURALITY OF FACILITIES Granted 2/5/2019 10,701,836 6/30/2020 Core Scientific Inc. SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR COOLING COMPUTING DEVICES WITHIN A FACILITY Granted 8/2/2018 10,299,412 5/21/2019 Core Scientific Inc. COMPUTING SYSTEM AND METHOD Patent App 1/30/2020 16/777503 Core Scientific Inc. LOAD CENTER WITH INTEGRATED RECEPTACLES Patent App 11/8/2019 D968,336 11/1/2022 Core Scientific Inc. SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR COOLING COMPUTING DEVICES WITHIN A FACILITY Granted 8/1/2019 10,908,658 2/2/2021 Core Scientific Inc. HARVESTING REMNANT CYCLES IN SMART DEVICES Patent App 9/30/2019 16/587860 Core Scientific Inc. Title Type Application Filed Application Number / Patent Number Issued Date Owner COMPUTING SYSTEM TRANSLATION TO PROMOTE EFFICIENCY Granted 9/30/2019 11,068,292 7/20/2021 Core Scientific Inc. EFFICIENT COMPUTING IN VEHICLES Granted 10/21/2019 11,485,241 11/1/2022 Core Scientific Inc. SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR VISUALLY MANAGING COMPUTING DEVICES IN A DATA CENTER Granted 12/9/2019 11,178,021 11/16/2021 Core Scientific Inc. SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MANAGING COMPUTING DEVICES Granted 12/9/2019 11,489,736 11/1/2022 Core Scientific Inc. SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR HEALTH REPORTING IN A DATA CENTER Patent App 12/9/2019 16/707964 Core Scientific Operating Company AUTOMATIC REPAIR OF COMPUTING DEVICES IN A DATA CENTER Granted 1/29/2020 10,691,528 6/23/2020 Core Scientific Inc. COMMUNICATION NETWORK FOR GAMING REWARDS Patent App 4/6/2020 16/841659 Core Scientific Inc. SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR IDENTIFYING COMPUTING DEVICES IN A DATA CENTE Granted 1/31/2020 10,783,410 9/22/2020 Core Scientific Inc. WORK PROVENANCE IN COMPUTING TOOLS Patent App 6/12/2020 16/900860 Core Scientific Inc. AUTOMATIC REPAIR OF COMPUTING DEVICES IN A DATA CENTER Granted 5/20/2020 11,249,835 2/15/2022 Core Scientific Inc. SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR COOLING COMPUTING DEVICES Granted 5/20/2...
United States Patents. Title of Case Patent No./ Publication No.: Filing Date: TIMING RECOVERY WITH MINIMUM JITTER MOVEMENT 6,138,244 09/30/1998 TURBO TRELLIS-CODED MODULATION 6,671,327 05/01/2000 METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CONNECTING BROADBAND VOICE AND DATA SIGNALS TO TELEPHONE SYSTEMS 6,674,845 06/21/2001 PRECURSOR DECISION FEEDBACK EQUALIZER (PDFE) 6,697,423 10/10/2000 PARALLEL TURBO TRELLIS-CODED MODULATION 6,757,859 05/01/2000 DMT BIT ALLOCATION WITH IMPERFECT TEQ 6,999,507 12/20/2000 SOFT-DECISION DECODING OF CONVOLUTIONALLY ENCODED CODEWORD 6,999,531 02/26/2001 METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PERFORMING A FAST-FOURIER TRANSFORM 7,024,443 11/08/2002 METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CONNECTING BROADBAND VOICE AND DATA SIGNALS TO TELEPHONE SYSTEMS 7,106,855 04/12/2001 FLEXIBLE BIT SELECTION USING TURBO TRELLIS-CODED MODULATION 2002/0136320 03/18/2002 DMT PEAK REDUCTION WITHOUT AFFECTING TRANSMISSION SIGNAL 2002/0159550 03/01/2002 FAST FOURIER TRANSFORM SIGNAL PROCESSING 2003/0145026 01/30/2003 METHOD OF REDUCING PEAK-TO- AVERAGE RATIO IN MULTI-CARRIER COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS 2005/0141410 10/29/2004 METHOD OF INCREASING CHANNEL CAPACITY OF FFT AND IFFT ENGINES 2005/0152409 10/29/2004 COMMUNICATING DATA USING WIDEBAND COMMUNICATIONS 2004/258168 08/30/2002 COMMUNICATING DATA USING WIDEBAND COMMUNICATIONS 2005/063479 08/30/2002 Schedule 6.1

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