$GTCH's new approach Arithmetic Logic Unit (“ALU”) microchip IP, non-provisional patent application #17109889, was published with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”) on June 2, 2022.
An ALU is a circuit that performs arithmetic and logical operations. In a way, the ALU is the “calculator” part within the computer and typically included within a CPU/GPU integrated circuit. The ALU is designed to calculate different operations and the entire computer system's speed depends on its capability to execute arithmetic and logic operations. With technology advancements over the years, ALUs have become more advanced and powerful to ensure complex operations and the entire system performance depends on it. Modern processing IC’s include multiple ALUs with a capability for applying multi-processing operations to increase their throughput.
GBT patent seeks to protect a new ALU system and method to significantly speed up instructions handling, arithmetic and logic computing processes. It is believed that the entire processor IC performance can be exponentially increased using multi-ALUs with the goal of creating new, powerful computing systems and architectures. The ALU concept includes new architecture circuitries and data flow to work within the new architecture with the goal of executing in a specific way in order to achieve much higher processing speed. The technology seeks to address ALU instructions that can be executed individually and/or in parallel.
