Intel Corporation

Ul LLC

Annie Ibrahim Rana

Thijs Metsch

Saurav Acharya

Spencer Sharpe

Michael Arnold

Lisa Epstein

Valeriy Liberman

Rashid Mehdiyev

Joseph Butler

Giovani Estrada

Alexander J Leckey

James Cogley

Vincenzo Mario Riccobene

Kyle Michael Caulfield

Tricia Sheehan

Rahul Khanna

Jessica C McCarthy

Marcin Spoczynski

Fiona Trahe

Chiara Cavarra

Leonard Feehan

Sharon Ruane

Ana Sanz Carretero

Systems and methods for dynamically generating object models corresponding to regulations. According to certain aspects, a server computer may access a regulation and automatically generate a summary of the regulation based on a specific set of sentences. The server computer may additionally determine a set of topics and named-entity attributes for text within a regulation object model, as well as a probability that a topic or attribute is applicable to the regulation. Further, the server computer may generate and enrich object models according to the various analyses and avail the enriched object models for review by entities and users of regulatory compliance services.

Technologies for dynamically creating representations for regulations

A method for distributing at least one computational process amongst shared resources is proposed. At least two shared resources capable of performing the computational process are determined. According to the method, a workload characteristic for each of the shared resources is predicted. The workload characteristic accounts for at least two subsystems of each shared resource. One of the at least two shared resources is selected based on the predicted workload characteristics.

Method for distributing a computational process, workload distribution device and system for distributing a computational process

Systems and methods for dynamically determining potentially applicability of product regulation updates to product profiles. According to certain aspects, an electronic device may access new or updated product regulation updates for various jurisdictions as well as product profiles associated with certain products. The electronic device may employ various data analysis technologies to determine which product regulation updates are potentially applicable to which product profiles. The electronic device may present information associated with the data analyses, and enable users to review information, further assess applicability, make selections, and interface and integrate with external systems to exchange information and insights.

Methods for dynamically assessing applicability of product regulation updates to product profiles

In some embodiments, an apparatus includes one or more communication sub-systems; and an identity mirror component in communication with the one or more communication sub-systems. In response to selection, on an another device, of the apparatus from among a plurality of devices, receive, from the another device, carrier user identity information and carrier authentication key information associated with the carrier user identity information. Cause the one or more communication sub-systems to connect to a carrier network using the carrier user identity information and the carrier authentication key information, wherein to connect to the carrier network is conditioned on the another device being disconnected from the carrier network and the another device is to retain the carrier user identity information and the carrier authentication key information in an Internet protocol (IP) multimedia services identity module (ISIM).

Mirrored communication devices in carrier networks

A system comprises a scoring engine comprising at least one processor and memory. The scoring engine is to generate, based on telemetry information obtained from a plurality of nodes of a computing infrastructure, a first availability score for a first node of the plurality of computing infrastructure nodes and a second availability score for a second node of the plurality of computing infrastructure nodes. The scoring engine is further to generate, based on the first availability score of the first computing infrastructure node and the second availability score of the second computing infrastructure node, an edge tension score for a link between the first node and the second node.

Computing infrastructure optimizations based on tension levels between computing infrastructure nodes

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