Iex Group, Inc.

Mobilecoin Inc.

James Michael Cape

Robert Park

Allen Zhang

Daniel Aisen

Constantine Sokoloff

Bradley Toshio Katsuyama

John Schwall

Francis Chung

Prerak Pukhraj Sanghvi

Beau Tateyama

Blair Livingston

Benjamin B Aisen

Donald Bollerman

Ronan Gerard Ryan

Lieting Yu

Stanley Feldman

Tara McKee

Zoran Perkov

David Lauer

Allison Breton Bishop

Bilie Zhao

Eric Quinlan

Robb Walters

Matthew Norbert Trudeau

Billie Zhao

Christopher Beck

Joseph Yandle

Sara Drakeley Hall

Daniel Charles Aisen

Beau Seichi Tateyama

Prerak P Sanghvi

Embodiments of the present invention provide a novel system and method for TCP-to-multicast (T2M) communications. The T2M techniques may allow a client to make a single TCP connection that then fans out into communications with multiple back-end resources. Such one-to-many communications may be invisible to the client but can achieve many practical benefits.

System and method for TCP-to-multicast (T2M) communications and related network architecture

A system and method for oblivious information retrieval are disclosed. A particular embodiment includes: a plurality of network nodes in data communication with each other via a network, each network node having a secure processing enclave, the enclave configured to include: at least one isolated memory device, processing logic isolated from operating system (OS) calls, and a remote attestation capability; and a view node in data communication with the plurality of network nodes and a transaction ledger, the view node including an account index horizontally scaled across a plurality of computing devices, the view node further configured to receive a transaction and a corresponding account hint, to decrypt the account hint, and to add a row corresponding to the transaction and the account hint to the account index.

System and method for oblivious information retrieval

Embodiments of the transmission latency leveling apparatuses, methods and systems provide an electronic bidding order management infrastructure, such as a 'point-of-presence,' which receives and routes electronic trading orders from different trading entities at a server via a transmission medium to create a certain amount of transmission latency before the trading orders could arrive at and be executed at electronic exchanges to reduce latency arbitrage and/or order book arbitrage that may be experienced by high frequency trading participants. A similar transmission latency may be applied to the egress transmission of market data updates issued by an electronic exchange. Other techniques for facilitating electronic trading are also disclosed.

Transmission latency leveling apparatuses, methods and systems

A method and system operate to secure and efficiently manage data. The method includes performing steps such as generating independent keys corresponding to multiple portions of segmented data and utilizing the independent keys to encrypt the multiple portions of segmented data. The method additionally includes generating a master key, encrypting the independent keys with the master key, and storing each portion of the segmented data adjacent to the corresponding independent key in a data and key storage device. The method additionally includes segmenting the master key, thereby creating multiple master key segments and storing the multiple master key segments in disparate locations separate from the data.

Distributed parallel data protection system and method

A Data Synchronization and Failover Management (DSFM) system monitors simultaneous execution of non-identical instances of a software application and may label as a particular result of the software application the earliest output corresponding to that result produced by one of the instances. The DSFM may label one of the instances as a primary instance and the other instances as secondary instances and, if the primary instance fails, may re-label one of the secondary instances that computed all of the operations associated with the last result produced prior to the failure of the primary instance, as a new primary instance.

Systems and methods for data synchronization and failover management

Embodiments of the present invention may provide an improved distributed computing system. Entities in the distributed computing system may be divided into four categories: writers, readers, gateways, and applications. End users may interact with the system via the applications through the gateways. The role of writers and readers may be separated to distribute computational burdens. Writers may generate messages for an event stream. The messages may include a timestamp for consistent global ordering. The readers may arrange messages from various writers based on the timestamps to generate globally time-consistent event streams.

System and method for creating time-accurate event streams

In a system for executing transaction requests, a received request for a transaction in an item is delayed prior to matching that request with another request for transaction in that item by a delay based on a communication delay and/or a processing delay. The communication delay represents the time required to receive updated information about the item and the processing delay represents the time required to compute an updated item price using the received updated information.

Systems and methods for providing up-to-date information for transactions

Embodiments of the Message Retransmission Mechanism Apparatuses, Methods and Systems ('MRM') transform application requests for message journals via MRM components into expedited access to segmented message streams. In one implementation, the MRM may obtain message journal of messages written by applications during system operations and divide up the message obtained from the complete message journal into message segments. In some implementations, the MRM may provide recovering applications access to said message segments for expedited message consumption.

Techniques for message retransmission mechanism

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James Michael Cape