Jan. 29 at 1:25 PM
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Braden Cooper Director of Products at One Stop Systems is the inventor of US Patent 8,463,977, and that’s a bigger deal than most people realize. This patent introduced a breakthrough method for enabling CPUs to communicate directly over PCIe, even when their clocks and auxiliary signals don’t match. Cooper solved that by using intelligent PCIe switch assemblies to isolate mismatched signals and create a stable shared clock, allowing CPUs to exchange data cleanly and reliably.
The real impact is what this unlocks: **direct CPU‑to‑CPU memory access without store‑and‑forward delays**. Instead of routing data through intermediate buffers or network layers, one CPU can write straight into another’s memory. That means dramatically lower latency, higher throughput, and simpler, faster system architectures.
This is exactly the kind of innovation that aligns with OSS’s core strength: pushing PCIe fabrics to their limits for AI, HPC, defense, and rugged edge computing.
