Zz'z'Labs Ina, Ltd v. Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. er al; Case No. 2:14-cv-00203-JRG-RSP
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`“memory management logic/unit”
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`“a hardware device or circuit that manages
`virtual memory and paging”
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`‘615 Patent: 3, 5, 6, 8;
`‘425 Patent: 6, 7, 10, 11
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`“Virtualiz[es/ing]”
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` 3;
`‘425 Patent: 6, 10, 11;
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`‘615 Patent: 1
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`“translat[es/ing] a larger logical address space
`onto a smaller physical address space and
`enabI[es/ing] the capability of swapping and
`paging”
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`“texture memory management function”
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`“functions related to virtual memory
`management and cache management” _
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`‘061 Patent: 1, 2
`“manages page faulting of texture data”
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`‘425 Patent: 1, 2
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`“performs page faulting of said texture
`data”
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` 6, 10, 11
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`“dedicated graphics memory”
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`‘615 Patent: 3;
`‘425 Patent: 2, 4‘, 6, 10, 11
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`“specialized graphics'memory”
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`‘615 Patent: 1
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`“fetches a page of texture data and updates a
`page table when the page of texture data is in the
`second level of memory (the host’s physical
`memory)”
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`Expressly reject the argument that a “TLB
`miss,” b itself, is a “ ae fault.”
`“fetches a page of texture data and updates a
`page table When the page of texture data is in the
`second level of memory (the host’s physical
`11161110110”
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`Expressly reject the argument that a “TLB
`miss,” b itself, is a,“
`“memory used primarily by a graphics processor
`for storing data associated with graphics
`processing”
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`Expressly reject the argument that the memory
`can be on-chi memory.
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`“memory used primarily by a graphics processor
`for storing data associated with graphics
`processing”
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`Expressly reject the argument that the memory
`can be on—chip memory.
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`Petitioner Apple Inc. - Exhibit 1029, p. 1
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`“memory management logic/unit”
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`“a hardware device or circuit that manages
`virtual memory and paging”
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`‘615 Patent: 3, 5, 6, 8;
`‘425 Patent: 6, 7, 10, 11
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`“Virtualiz[es/ing]”
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` 3;
`‘425 Patent: 6, 10, 11;
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`‘615 Patent: 1
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`“translat[es/ing] a larger logical address space
`onto a smaller physical address space and
`enabI[es/ing] the capability of swapping and
`paging”
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`“texture memory management function”
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`“functions related to virtual memory
`management and cache management” _
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`‘061 Patent: 1, 2
`“manages page faulting of texture data”
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`‘425 Patent: 1, 2
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`“performs page faulting of said texture
`data”
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` 6, 10, 11
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`“dedicated graphics memory”
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`‘615 Patent: 3;
`‘425 Patent: 2, 4‘, 6, 10, 11
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`“specialized graphics'memory”
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`‘615 Patent: 1
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`“fetches a page of texture data and updates a
`page table when the page of texture data is in the
`second level of memory (the host’s physical
`memory)”
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`Expressly reject the argument that a “TLB
`miss,” b itself, is a “ ae fault.”
`“fetches a page of texture data and updates a
`page table When the page of texture data is in the
`second level of memory (the host’s physical
`11161110110”
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`Expressly reject the argument that a “TLB
`miss,” b itself, is a,“
`“memory used primarily by a graphics processor
`for storing data associated with graphics
`processing”
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`Expressly reject the argument that the memory
`can be on-chi memory.
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`“memory used primarily by a graphics processor
`for storing data associated with graphics
`processing”
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`Expressly reject the argument that the memory
`can be on—chip memory.
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`Petitioner Apple Inc. - Exhibit 1029, p. 1
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`“normal texture memory”
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`“memory used primarily by a graphics processor
`for storing data associated with graphics
`processing”
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`‘425 Patent: 11
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`“graphics processing chip”
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`‘061 Patent: 1
`“invisibly to [the host processor/said
`CPU]”
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` 1,2;
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`‘425 Patent: 6, 10,- 11
`“is logically asynchronous”
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`‘156 Patent: 1, 6,11,16
`“asynchronous operations thereof’
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`‘ 156 Patent: 11
`“operating asynchronously to”
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`‘156 Patent: 6
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`“decouples operations”
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`‘156 Patent: 1,6
`“automatically transferring processing”
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`‘156 Patent: 6
`“automatically transfers processing”
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`‘156 Patent: 11
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`“sequencer”
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`‘156 Patent: 1, 6,11,16
`“graphics processor”
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`‘383 Patent: 1-4, 6»~9
`“graphics computational units”
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`‘383 Patent: 1»-7, 10—15, 18-23
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`Expressly reject the argument that the memory
`can be on—chi memo
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`“an integrated circuit used to offload rendering
`and texture memory managementduties from
`the central rocessin unit”
`“without involvement of [the host processorlsaid
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`CPU]”
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`“has a different rate of instruction processing”
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`“a different rate of instruction processing”
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`“operating With a different rate of instruction
`processing”
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`“allows a different rate of instruction
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`processing”
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`“transferring processing based on the sequencer
`detecting a stall”
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`“transfers processing based on the sequencer
`detecting a stall”
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`“unit that performs flow control operations”
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`“a processor that executes commands to create a
`display image”
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`“computational units within a single graphics
`processor”
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`Petitioner Apple Inc. - Exhibit 1029, p. 2
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`Zz'iLabs Inc, Ltd v. Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. at al; Case No. 2:14—cv—O0203-JRG-RSP
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`“task allocation units programmed to
`bypass defective ones of said units”
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`“units programmed to avoid allocating tasks to
`defective graphics computational units”
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`‘383 Patent: 1»
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` “when interrupted”
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`Expressly reject Defendants’ software
`re uirement
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`“when suspended”
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`‘637 Patent: 1
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`“interrupting processing by the graphics
`engine of the 3D graphics request code”
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`“suspending processing of 3D graphics request
`code”
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`“when the processing of 3D graphics
`request code is interrupted”
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`“when the processing of 3D graphics request
`code is suspended”
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`‘637 Patent: 1
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`‘637 Patent: 1
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`“means for storing the associated image
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`in the frame buffer” Governed by § 112 161
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`Function: “storing the associated image in the
` ‘637 Patent: 6
`frame buffer”
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`Structure: “a Wide, high-speed bus, one or more
`resolvers, and framer buffer, and equivalents
`thereoi”
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` “3D graphics request code”
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`“a request to perform a 3D graphics operation”
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`‘637 Patent: 1, 3
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`Plain and ordinary meaning
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`“graphics engine controller”
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`Expressly reject Defendants’ requirement that
`the controller is located within the graphics
`engine.
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`“an interruptible point in a scan line and
`indicated by a span boundary”
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`‘637 Patent: 1, 2, 5
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`“span break”
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`“2D mode”
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`‘637 Patent: 5
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`“mode for processing two~dimensional graphics”
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`‘O96 Patent: 5
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`“character data”
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`“data representing an individual letter, digit,
`punctuation mark, or symbol”
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`‘O96 Patent: 2, 5
`“said pixels of each said word being
`grouped in said stored texture in a pattern
`which is more than one pixel wide and
`more than one pixel high”
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`“texture pixels in a word whereby the texture
`pixels form a set that is more than one pixel wide
`and more than one pixel high”
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`Petitioner Apple Inc. - Exhibit 1029, p. 3
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`“texture pixels in a word whereby the texture
`pixels form a set that is more than one pixel wide
`and more than one pixel high”
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`“said pixels of"each said word being
`grouped in said stored texture in a pattern
`which extends over more than one pixel
`in multiple orthogonal directions”
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` ‘S84 Patent: 4 '
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`Petitioner Apple Inc. - Exhibit 1029, p. 4
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