Intel Corporation

Alan Stone

Henry M Mitchel

Gerald Lebizay

Farid Adrangi

David Gish

Prakash N Iyer

Brian Peebles

Neal Conrad Oliver

Asher M Altman

James (JR-Shian) Tsai

Neal Oliver

Methods and devices are disclosed for communicating in a wireless network using multi-protocol label switching (MPLS). A network service node is configured to send identical packets substantially simultaneously to each of a serving network access station and one or more target network access stations via two or more respective MPLS tunnels in response to a handoff trigger message. Additional embodiments and variations are also disclosed.

Mobile handover utilizing multicast in a multi-protocol label switching (MPLS)-based network

A data transfer arrangement may be used in a System on a Chip (SoC). The SoC has a processing element fabric and a logic element fabric. The two fabrics are coupled by a fabric exchange element to transfer data efficiently between the processing element fabric and the logic element fabric to facilitate parallel processing.

Parallel processing data transfer arrangements

A method and system for a network node for attachment to switch fabrics is described. The system includes an access unit to provide access to communications from an external network, a classification element to label received packets with information identifying an associated flow and queue, a mapping element to place the packets into one of a plurality of queues based on the label identifiers, a scheduler to schedule packets in the queues for transmission, and an encapsulation element to encapsulate the scheduled packets into uniform size frames. The uniform size frames may then be transmitted to a next destination through a switch fabric.

Method and system for a network node for attachment to switch fabrics

A virtual machine receives a first set of code. At least a portion of the first set of code is provided to a compiler and is partitioned into a plurality of groupings of code. At least one of the groupings of code is compiled into a plurality of second sets of code. At least two of the second sets of code are provided to differing processor resources. The differing processor resources include a plurality of processing elements embodied on one processor device.

Virtual machine to provide compiled code to processing elements embodied on a processor device

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