Intel Corporation

Ajith K Illendula

Ned M Smith

Hormuzd M Khosravi

Yasser Rasheed

Bryan K Jorgensen

Tracie L Zenti

Philip F Low

Vincent J Zimmer

Kshitij Arun Doshi

Jim Santiago Baca

Sunil R Atri

Kurt E Sowa

Tracy L Zenti

Jorge Allen

John Colang

Michael Speer, Jr

Nicholas Woo

Systems, apparatuses and methods may provide for a memory apparatus that includes a client-side address space dedicated to an accessor of obfuscated multi-tenant data, wherein an executable view generation library is stored to the client-side address space. In one example, the executable view generation library is to receive a request to access at least a portion of the obfuscated multi-tenant data, convert the obfuscated multi-tenant data to deobfuscated multi-tenant data based on metadata associated with the executable view generation library and generate a single-tenant view based on the deobfuscated multi-tenant data.

Efficient and secure sharing of large data repositories

A management engine may be used to trap configuration cycles during the boot process and thereafter in response to operating system enumeration. As a result, a virtual bus device can be created. The bus device may be used to provision software to the platform even when the operating system is corrupted or non-functional.

Virtual bus device using management engine

A disclosed example method involves associating a shared reclaim thread with an on-board flash memory device to reclaim first memory space in the on-board flash memory device. The shared reclaim thread is associated with a removable flash memory device to reclaim second memory space in the removable flash memory device while the shared reclaim thread is also in association with the on-board flash memory device. Different priorities are assigned to the on-board flash memory device and the removable flash memory device to selectively reclaim the first and second memory spaces based on the different priorities.

Methods and apparatus to share a thread to reclaim memory space in a non-volatile memory file system

In accordance with some embodiments, software may be downloaded to an end point, even when that said end point is not fully functional. An indication that software is available for distribution may be stored in a dedicated location within a non-volatile memory. That location may be checked for software to download, for example, on each boot up. The software may then be downloaded and verified. Thereafter, the location is marked to indicate that the software has already been downloaded.

Providing software distribution and update services regardless of the state or physical location of an end point machine

Example methods and apparatus to share a thread to reclaim memory space in non-volatile memory file systems are disclosed. A disclosed example method includes associating a memory reclaim thread with first and second flash memory volumes to reclaim memory space in the first and second flash memory volumes and reclaiming the memory space in at least one of the first and second flash memory volumes via the memory reclaim thread.

Techniques are described that can be used to store information onto a holographic storage medium. Techniques are described that can be used to access information from a holographic storage medium. Multiple beam sources and multiple detectors can be used to store and/or read information. At least one detector can be available to read information available from a beam reflected from the medium. Multiple read and/or write operations may take place at substantially the same time.

Techniques to store and access information using a holographic medium

A method, device and system for determining whether a prior shut down of a device having a solid state non-volatile memory unit such as a flash memory unit resulted from a power loss and disorderly shut down and whether a power loss recovery procedure should be run.

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Albuquerque, NM, United States of America

Ajith K Illendula