Oracle International Corporation

The Western Union Company

Vmware, Inc.

Apple Inc.

Yahoo! Inc.

X Development LLC

Google Inc.

Thoughtspot, Inc.

Excalibur Ip, LLC

Blackberry Corporation

Abhinav Gupta

Andrew Witkowski

Hongfeng Yin

Srikanth Bellamkonda

Sankar Subramanian

Joshua M Koran

Long-ji Lin

Christina Yip Chung

Abhijeet Joglekar

Nareshkumar Rajkumar

Patrick Christopher Leger

Tolga Bozkaya

George H John

Benoit Dageville

Gianpaolo Fasoli

Christopher Brooke Sharp

Yunfei Bai

Roberto G Yepez

Seyed Mohammad Khansari Zadeh

Nicholas John Shearer

Anton K Diederich

Honglak Lee

Matthew C Byington

Petr Kostka

Jia Tang

Sami M Almalfouh

Leilei Song

Mohamed Zait

Richard John George

Rajarajan Balraj

Alexander Shatsky

Shilpa Lawande

Lei Sheng

Ximing Zeng

Gibran Siddique

Bernard McManus

Chandra Sekhar Kondamuri

Nathan K Folkert

Don McNelley

Nathaniel Keith Folkert

Richard Frankel

Ben Limonchik

James Christopher Davidson

Neelima Balakrishnan

Gianluca Barbieri

Xinchen Yan

Jasmine Hsu

Shankar Narayan

Rifdhan Nazeer

Arkanath Pathak

David Eyler

Snigdha Jha

Ambu Sreedharan

Mirko Dziadzka

Michael Granzow

Christian Willi Robert Treutler

Srikanth Ballamkonda

Xiaojun Ma

Dapeng Gao

Guang Xu

Majdi Msallem

Khalid Fellahi

Lingyan Huang

Narendra Kumar Vyas Pentakota

Charitha Bandi

The present application relates to devices and components including apparatus, systems, and methods for canceling reference signal interference in dynamic spectrum sharing networks.

Interference cancellation in dynamic spectrum sharing

Embodiments described herein relate generally to a multipurpose smartphone device. More specifically, embodiments described herein disclose a smartphone that is capable of being used as a point-of-sale (POS) device.

Multipurpose smartphone device

The embodiments described herein relate generally to securely establishing an account and authentication metrics associated with a communication platform. An account associated with a communication platform may allow a user associated with the account to send and receive communications via the communication platform.

Systems and methods for activating an authentication token within a communication platform

In an embodiment, a distributed firewall that learns from traffic patterns to prevent attacks is configured to receive traffic comprising one or more uniform resource identifiers (URIs), where a URI of the one or more URIs includes one or more parameters and one or more corresponding values. The firewall is configured to classify the corresponding value(s) using a pre-configured classifier and obtain a statistical rule that specifies an allowable type and an allowable length for traffic containing the one or more parameters, where the statistical rule is generated based on the classification. The firewall is configured to apply the statistical rule to incoming traffic to allow or drop requests comprising the parameter(s).

Distributed firewall that learns from traffic patterns to prevent attacks

Search guidance includes generating user interface data for at least a portion of a user interface including a user input element, a data-analytics request construct card, and a data-analytics guidance portion. The data-analytics request construct card includes text describing usage of a data-analytics request construct card grammatical function. The user interface data is output for presentation to a user. Data-analytic request construct card data expressing usage intent is received and updated user interface data is generated. The updated user interface data corresponds to an updated user input element in accordance with the data-analytic request construct card data and an updated data-analytics guidance portion in accordance with the data-analytic request construct card data. The updated user interface data is output. Resolved-request data is generated in accordance with the data-analytic request construct card data. A visualization representing results data obtained in accordance with the resolved-request data is output.

Search guidance

A method for authenticating a mobile device in real-time. The method includes detecting the mobile device, sending a text message containing a unique uniform resource locator ('URL') to the mobile device, and detecting an access of the unique URL by the mobile device through a first communication path. In response to detecting the access of the unique URL, requesting and subsequently receiving, by the host system in real-time, a phone number and a subscriber identification ID associated with the mobile device through a second communication path distinct from the first communication path, and a device fingerprint of the mobile device through the first communication path. The method further includes initiating a risk analysis based on the phone number, the subscriber ID, and the device fingerprint and determining an authentication status of the mobile device based on the risk analysis.

Methods and systems for validating mobile devices of customers via third parties

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer-readable media storing executable instructions, for enhancing robot learning. In some implementations, a robot stores first embeddings generated using a first machine learning model, and the first embeddings include one or more first private embeddings that are not shared with other robots. The robot receives a second machine learning model from a server system over a communication network. The robot generates a second private embedding for each of the one or more first private embeddings using the second machine learning model. The robot adds the second private embeddings to the cache of the robot and removes the one or more first private embeddings from the cache of the robot.

Enhancing robot learning

Deep machine learning methods and apparatus, some of which are related to determining a grasp outcome prediction for a candidate grasp pose of an end effector of a robot. Some implementations are directed to training and utilization of both a geometry network and a grasp outcome prediction network. The trained geometry network can be utilized to generate, based on two-dimensional or two-and-a-half-dimensional image(s), geometry output(s) that are: geometry-aware, and that represent (e.g., high-dimensionally) three-dimensional features captured by the image(s). In some implementations, the geometry output(s) include at least an encoding that is generated based on a trained encoding neural network trained to generate encodings that represent three-dimensional features (e.g., shape). The trained grasp outcome prediction network can be utilized to generate, based on applying the geometry output(s) and additional data as input(s) to the network, a grasp outcome prediction for a candidate grasp pose.

Robotic grasping prediction using neural networks and geometry aware object representation

A method for coordinating data with a mobile wallet application on a mobile device is provided. The method may include receiving an instruction to add a digital card to a digital wallet, where the instruction includes an identifier of a transaction between a sending entity and a receiving entity facilitated by an intermediate entity. The method may also include receiving from the intermediate entity, status information associated with the digital card, which includes information associated with the transaction. The method may further include providing at least a portion of the status information to a secondary application. The method may additionally include receiving a selection of the digital card. The method may moreover include causing a tertiary application to execute based at least in part on the selection. The method may furthermore include sending to the tertiary application the identifier or at least some portion of the status information.

Data coordination with a mobile wallet application

According to the invention, a method for initiating a similar transaction to one previously initiated by a user is disclosed. The method may include sending a digital receipt for a first transaction to a user. The method may also include determining reminder information, where the reminder information indicates a future time or frequency. The method may further include sending to the user, upon occurrence of the future time or frequency, a digital reminder which includes an interactive element. The method may additionally include receiving an indication that the user has interacted with the interactive element, and initiating a second transaction having a characteristic in common with the first transaction based on the indication.

System, manufacture, and method for performing transactions similar to previous transactions

Search guidance methods and system are described. A method includes generating user interface data for at least a portion of a user interface for performing data-analytics with respect to a low-latency database analysis system, the portion including a text string user input element, a data-analytics construct card type, and a data-analytics guidance portion. The data-analytics construct card type includes text on usage of a data-analytics construct card grammatical function with respect to a data-analytics grammar used by the system to process data associated with the data-analytics construct card type. The user interface data is output for presentation to a user. Data associated with the data-analytics construct card construct type is received, the text string user input element is output with the data, and an updated data-analytics guidance portion is output in response to the data. A request for data including the data is processed and results are output.

A technique for content proxying is described. The technique includes receiving from a first device a stream of data. The stream of data is formatted in a format that does not indicate content length in a header. A received payload of the stream of data is encoded into a data chunk including a chunk length header and the received payload. The data chunk is forwarded to a second device that does not support the format.

Method and system for content proxying between formats

A content request communication, e.g., generated using a first processor of a device, can be transmitted to a web server. A response communication including content identifying a first value can be received from the web server. The first processor can facilitate presentation of the content on a first display of the device. A communication can be received at a second processor of the device from a remote server. The communication can include data representing a second value and can be generated at the remote server using information received from the web server. Further, the second processor can produce a secure verification output that can be presented on a separate, second display, representing at least the second value. The presentation on first display can at least partially overlap in time with the presentation on the second display.

Data verification via independent processors of a device

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Santa Clara, CA, United States of America

Abhinav Gupta