Arm Limited

Christopher Daniel Emmons

Remy Pottier

Minsheng Lu

Arthur Michael Goldberg

Ali Ghassan Saidi

Eric Van Hensbergen

Matthew James Horsnell

Andreas Hansson

Renee Marie St Amant

Mitchell Bryan Hayenga

Anirruddha Nagendran Udipi

Simon Roger Holland

The present disclosure relates to a method of augmenting human perception of the surroundings, comprising: receiving a first set of data from a user device associated with the user, the first set of data comprising at least location information; receiving a second set of data from a local distributed database associated with the location information, the second set of data comprising a position of one or more entities; constructing a digital model representing the user and the one or more entities using the first and second set of data; projecting a respective course for the user and for the or each entity by inputting the digital model into a first machine learning algorithm (MLA) to infer one or more events; identifying at least one inferred event relevant to the user by inputting the one or more inferred events to the first MLA; and communicating the at least one relevant inferred event to the user.

Method of augmenting human perception of the surroundings

Provided is a digital/analog signal processing apparatus and method for controlling exposure of personally identifiable information to be transferred from storage in a secure enclave, comprising a memory and an integrated circuit coupled to the memory, configured to: select a data set stored in the storage; individuate personally identifiable information in the data set; determine an individual person's subset of personally identifiable information; extract an identifier for the individual person from the subset; interrogate stored data using the identifier to locate metadata comprising permission to expose the individual person's subset; and responsive to a failure to locate the metadata comprising permission, either: emit a signal seeking the permission; or apply a protective measure to the individual person's subset of individuated personally identifiable information prior to transfer of the data set in a digital/analog signal outside the secure enclave.

Controlling personal information

A technique is provided for creating digital memories for a particular person. A data store stores personal data derived from signals gathered from a plurality of sensors that monitor the particular person. Memories creation processing circuitry, responsive to detection of a given event associated with the particular person, performs an augmentation process to generate an augmented given event identifying multiple items of data associated with the given event, including personal data associated with the given event obtained from the data store. The memories creation processing circuitry analyses the multiple items of data identified by the augmented given event in order to generate a given digital memory for the given event. A memories data store stores digital memories generated by the memories creation processing circuitry for the particular person, and memories analysis circuitry determines and maintains associations between the digital memories in the memories data store. Digital twin creation circuitry may then develop cognitive skills via analysis of the digital memories and their associations, for use in assisting the particular person.

Apparatus, method and computer program for creating digital memories for a particular person

Subject matter disclosed herein may relate to systems, devices, and/or processes for processing signals and/or states representative of behavioral and/or biological state.

Systems, devices, and/or processes for behavioral and/or biological state processing

A data processing apparatus has prefetch circuitry for prefetching cache lines of instructions into an instruction cache. A prefetch lookup table is provided for storing prefetch entries, with each entry corresponding to a region of a memory address space and identifying at least one block of one or more cache lines within the corresponding region from which processing circuitry accessed an instruction on a previous occasion. When the processing circuitry executes an instruction from a new region, the prefetch circuitry looks up the table, and if it stores a prefetch entry for the new region, then the at least one block identified by the corresponding entry is prefetched into the cache.

Prefetching using a prefetch lookup table identifying previously accessed cache lines

An apparatus for processing dataincludes a memoryhaving a plurality of memory regionsto. A mapping controllerapplies a variable mapping to map memory addresses of access requests to different regions within the memory. The mapping controller varies the mapping applied in dependence upon both one or more memory behavioral parameters indicative of behavioral characteristics of the different regions and one or more access behavioral parameters indicative of behavioral characteristics of an access request to be mapped. The memory behavioral parameters may include the temperature of the regions and/or the refresh period of the regions. The access behavior able parameters may include the quality of service level, the access frequency, the access volume and/or the identity of the source of the access request.

Variable mapping of memory accesses to regions within a memory

A data processing apparatus has performance monitoring circuitry for generating performance monitoring data. The performance monitoring circuitry includes a first event counter for counting occurrences of a first event and a second event counter for counting occurrences of a second event. A performance monitoring interrupt signal is indicated if, when the number of first events counted by the first event counter reaches a first threshold value, the number of second events by the second event counter meets an interrupt triggering condition.

Data processing apparatus and method and method for generating performance monitoring interrupt signal based on first event counter and second event counter

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Christopher Daniel Emmons