Arris Enterprises LLC

Ruckus Wireless, Inc.

Prophetstor Data Services, Inc.

Henry H Tzeng

William S Kish

Ming-Jye Sheu

Steve A Martin

Rajesh Kaliaperumal

Wayne Chuu

Yogesh Ranade

Hemant Bhatnagar

Wei-Lun Huang

Thomas Yu

You-Lin Yan

Vijikumar Nagaraja

Ronald Mok

Yi-Nan Li

Chetan Hebbalae

Venkatarao Palli

Shailender Potharaju

Sandip C Patel

Ron Mok

Stuart Kerry

Sudhakar Padala

Doron Givoni

Wen-Shyen Chen

Steven A Martin

Vankatarao Palli

A method for optimizing resource allocation based on prediction with reinforcement learning includes the steps of: a) providing a prediction on the number of units of the resource for a workload in more than N timepoints after a 0-th timepoint to the processor; b) calculating at least one 0-th possible operation cost (POC) based on at least one possible provisioned number (PPN) at 1-th timepoint; c) repeating the following sub-steps for the i-th timepoint with i from 1 to N by the processor: c1) calculating at least one i-th possible operation cost (POC); c2) finding out the smallest and the second smallest POC; and c3) setting PPNused to calculate the smallest POCas an i-th assigned number; and d) provisioning 1 unit of the resource at the 0-th timepoint and i-th assigned number of units of the resource at the i-th timepoint for the workload by the processor.

Method for optimizing resource allocation based on prediction with reinforcement learning

During a communication technique, an access point provides a message that includes one or more public land mobile network identifiers of one or more cellular-telephone networks that are supported by the access point. Then, an electronic device, which received the message, provides a candidate list specifying one or more access points that support communication with a cellular telephone network to a radio node that is associated with this cellular-telephone network. By communicating with a wireless-local-area-network (WLAN) controller, the radio node validates the one or more access points, and selects a target access point based on performance feedback from the WLAN controller. Next, the radio node instructs the electronic device to associate with the target access point. Moreover, the radio node and the target access point establish a secure-communication pathway, which allows the radio node to communicate data to the electronic device via the access point using an LTE Wi-Fi aggregation protocol.

Discovery and security in LWA communication

In order to leverage an enterprise-hosted network (EHN) associated with an entity, a communication technique may dynamically customize an application on a portable electronic device. In particular, the portable electronic device may discover and then may connect to the EHN using a quarantine zone that restricts access to the EHN. After providing valid credentials to establish a level of trust with the EHN, the portable electronic device may receive a request for authentication and authorization information. In response to the request, the portable electronic device may provide a credential to the EHN. Next, the portable electronic device may receive provisioning information that customizes the application on the portable electronic device to a venue associated with the entity. The provisioning information may include a connection setting associated with the application on the portable electronic device, which allows the portable electronic device to connect to the EHN outside of the quarantine zone.

EHN venue-specific application provisioning

A system for integrating wireless service providers' core networks with Wi-Fi radios using a Wireless Services Gateway (WSG). The WSG can allow wireless device users to seamlessly connect to a network such as the internet using both cellular phone antennae as well as Wi-Fi radio antennae while still utilizing their preferred wireless service provider's core network system of billing, authenticating and policy decision making. This system can allow for data transmission of wireless devices through Wi-Fi instead of through cellular antennae, thus increasing bandwidth and data transmission rates.

Wireless services gateway

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Henry H Tzeng