Listed by the USPTO as BLACKBURN, CONNOR IMIOLA
Tech Center 2100 • Art Units: 2194
This examiner grants 100% of resolved cases
BLACKBURN, CONNOR IMIOLA is assigned to Technology Center 2100 and art unit 2194. The profile contains 1 resolved case, with an allowance rate of 100.0% and a median of 1048 days to allowance. The interview lift is 0.0%, so the available record does not show an interview-associated change in allowance outcomes.
The listed company experience includes Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson, International Business Machines Corporation, and NVIDIA Corporation. The listed firms are AMIN, TUROCY & WATSON, LLP, Dority & Manning, P.A. and Red Hat, Inc., and Sonoda & Kobayashi IP Services Inc. Because the resolved-case sample is limited, practitioners should treat these figures as an initial case signal rather than a broad prosecution pattern.
| App # | Title | Status | Assignee |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18700476 | ADAPTIVE RESOURCE DIMENSIONING FOR CLOUD STACK HAVING PLURALITY OF VIRTUALIZATION LAYERS | Non-Final OA | Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) |
| 18448192 | MANAGING INSTANCES OF SERVERLESS FUNCTIONS IN A CLOUD COMPUTING SYSTEM | Final Rejection | International Business Machines Corporation |
| 18632279 | APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACE TO PERFORM INSTRUCTIONS USING PROCESSOR SETTINGS | Non-Final OA | NVIDIA Corporation |
| 18362648 | EFFICIENT INPUT/OUTPUT (I/O) FOR NESTED VIRTUAL MACHINES WITH MEMORY OVERCOMMIT | Non-Final OA | RED HAT, INC. |
| 18621712 | COMPUTE ISLAND ALLOCATION BASED ON POWER PRIORITIES | Non-Final OA | ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES, INC. |
| 18639675 | Sidecar Container Orchestration | Non-Final OA | Dell Products L.P. |
IP Author analyzes examiner patterns and generates tailored response strategies with the highest chance of allowance.
Build Your Strategy100.0% of resolved applications examined by Connor Imiola Blackburn were allowed (1 resolved cases), compared with 68.9% across Art Unit 2194 over the last five years.
This examiner's interview lift is +0.0 percentage points: the difference in allowance rate between resolved applications that had an examiner interview and those that did not.
Applications allowed by Connor Imiola Blackburn took 1,048 days on average from filing to allowance.
Connor Imiola Blackburn examines applications in Art Unit 2194 in Tech Center 2100 (Computing & Software).
