Intel Corporation

Jeffery R Foerster

Hassnaa Moustafa

Vallabhajosyula S Somayazulu

Muthaiah Venkatachalam

Rath Vannithamby

Siva G Narendra

Candy Yiu

Nageen Himayat

Kathiravetpillai Sivanesan

Srikathyayani Srikanteswara

Meghashree Dattatri Kedalagudde

Minnie Ho

Eve M Schooler

Luiz M Franca-Neto

Danny Moses

Keith Raynard Tinsley

Evan R Green

Vishwanath Ramamurthi

Wu-Chi Feng

System and techniques for network coding in an information centric network (ICN) are described herein. A request for a first portion of first named data may be received. A response to the request for the first portion of the first named data may be obtained. The first portion may be combined with a second portion for second named data to create a set of network coded responses. Names for members of the set of network coded responses may be created based on a first name for the first portion and a second name for the second portion. A response to the request may be made with the set of network coded responses using the names for members of the set of network coded responses.

Network coding in an information centric network

The increasing amount of internet traffic from video streaming services, in addition to users requesting more personalized content and creating/sharing video content, has led to a huge demand for highly scalable and efficient distribution of video content, especially with mobile computing devices. Embodiments provide a network and service infrastructure better suited to these video content distribution and mobility needs. More intelligence is provided in the network infrastructure through an awareness of the user status/activity, end-user device, and content characteristics in correlation with the network bandwidth conditions. In this view of adding more intelligence in the network, additional communication is utilized between the service platform and the network to identify content characteristics (e.g., video content, content encoding characteristics), network characteristics, and device characteristics.

Context-aware resource management for video streaming services

Embodiments of User Equipment (UE) and methods to support reception of content for use by an application supported by a Port Control Protocol (PCP) client are disclosed herein. The UE may receive, from a PCP server, a first portion of video content for use by the application during a first time period. The UE may send a PCP update message that includes one or more mobility status parameters. The UE may receive a second portion of the video content for use by the application during a second time period. The first and second portions of the video content may be received from a first and a second mobility anchor, which may operate as relays for the PCP server. The second mobility anchor may be determined based on a referred IP prefix included in the PCP date update message.

User equipment, port control protocol server, and methods for signaling device and application feedback

An ultrawideband radio frequency pulse is generated by shaping a carrier signal having a selected frequency with a window function. The shaped carrier is gated to produce the ultrawideband pulse. In further embodiments, the window function comprises a sinusoidal function, and the ultrawideband pulse is formed via a mixer and a CMOS radio frequency switch.

Pulse shaping signals for ultrawideband communication

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Portland, OR, United States of America

Jeffery R Foerster