Broadcom Corporation

Avago Technologies International Sales Pte. Limited

Brett Tischler

Xuemin Chen

Yong Li

Marcus Christopher Kellerman

Rajesh Mamidwar

Wade Keith Wan

Prashant Katre

Fabian Alberto Russo

Bryant Tan

Abbas Saadat

Dexter Bayani

A system for multimedia content recognition includes a cloud server and a media client including a silicon-on-chip (SoC) device to communicate with the cloud server via a network. The SoC device includes a local area network (LAN) interface to receive media content from a media source and a media monitor to analyze the received media content and to generate signature information for transmission to the cloud server or for a local analysis. The SoC device further includes an inference engine to locally analyze the signature information to detect an unauthorized access.

Multimedia content recognition with local and cloud-assisted machine learning

A system and method are disclosed for provisioning IP features in a system-on-chip. A plurality of identical chips are fabricated, each of which is capable of have a number of features enabled or disabled. As a default, all features are disabled. A production process is later carried out, in which the chip is installed in a greater device. During this process, the manufacturer requests a license the IP owner for enablement of various features. Using secure communications, a license is granted identifying the features to be enabled, and a volume of units permitted to be manufactured. The license information is encrypted using a key already known to the chip, and sent to the manufacturer. The chip receives the license information during provisioning, extracts relevant provisioning information using the key, and a secure processing system provisions the relevant features. Log information is generated to allow the IP owner to verify license compliance.

System for secure provisioning and enforcement of system-on-chip (SOC) features

Various systems and methods are provided for transmission of related data components across independent streams. In one embodiment, among others, a transmitting device may separate transmission data into related data components and transmit each related data component in an associated transport stream. Each related data component includes a synchronization tag associated with synchronization of the related data component within the transmission data. In another embodiment, a receiving device may receive related data components transmitted in separate transport streams and decode the related data components based at least in part upon a synchronization tag included in each related data component. In another embodiment, among others, a method for includes receiving data components transmitted on a plurality of transport streams, separating related data components from unrelated data components in the transport streams based at least in part upon a synchronization tag of each related data component; and decoding the related data components.

Data transmission across independent streams

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