U.S. Patent 11089083 was awarded to EDJX, INC. on August 10, 2021 and is entitled “Systems and methods for locating microserver nodes in proximity to edge devices using georouting.” The first named inventor is James A. Thomason of Las Vegas, NV. The abstract contains an overview of the patent disclosure:

Systems and methods for locating microserver nodes in proximity to edge devices using georouting. Microservers automatically form a global peer-to-peer network to serve edge functions and content to edge devices. Edge devices use HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) to execute serverless functions or otherwise retrieve data from edge nodes and/or microservers located in proximity to the HTTP client. The cloud platform locates the nearest edge node and/or microserver. Edge devices georoute HTTP requests to the nearest edge node and/or microserver. Serverless functions are implemented in secure, isolated environments using a blockchain. Link to Full Patent

This blockchain patent was originally filed on October 16, 2020  as U.S. Patent Application 17/072848 at the United Stated Patent and Trademark Office. The application was them awarded a patent grant and published as U.S. Patent 11089083. The primary examiner was Alicia Baturay.

EDJX, INC., who is the original assignee of this patent, has at least 6 total granted patents in the United States as of the date of this article. This blockchain patent has been cited 0 times by other U.S. patents according to our law firm research, and can be considered an innovative patent in the field of cryptocurrency and blockchain.

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