Intel Corporation

Maciej Machnikowski

Scott P Dubal

Chris Pavlas

Karthik Veeramani

Manasi Deval

Prakash N Iyer

Rajneesh Chowdhury

Gregory J Bowers

Ujwal Paidipathi

Christine M Krause

Guobin Liu

Joshua A Hay

Natalia Wochtman

Joanna Muniak

Embodiments include a method of opening a Quick User Datagram Protocol (UDP) Internet Connections (QUIC) socket on a computing platform, initializing QUIC packet processing of a hardware-based offloader, opening a QUIC connection to the offloader, and transmitting a first QUIC packet to the offloader over the QUIC connection. The hardware-based offloader encrypts and transmits the QUIC packet.

Quick user datagram protocol (UDP) internet connections (QUIC) packet offloading

Systems, apparatuses, and/or methods to provide data processing offload. An apparatus may determine whether a task is to be processed locally at a client device or remotely off the client device and issue the task to a wireless network and/or a wired network when the task is to be processed remotely off the client device at a server device. An apparatus may identify the task from the wireless network and/or the wired network when the task is to be processed locally at the server device, distribute the task to a server resource at the server device when the task is to be to processed locally at the service device, and provide a result of the task to the wireless network and/or the wired network when the result is to be consumed remotely at the client device.

Data processing offload

Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed toward techniques and configurations for an optical apparatus to control optical power of the light source. In one embodiment, the apparatus may include a transmitter and receiver to transmit and receive optical signals over an optical communication channel, and a controller to cause the transmitter to transmit pulse signals at a first power level and detect a change in optical power in the channel, indicating a presence of a signal from another optical apparatus. The controller may confirm that the detected apparatus is capable of communications at a second power level (greater than the first level) and initiate data transmission at the second level. Upon detection of a failure in the channel, the controller may cause the transmitter to halt the data transmission and restart the pulse signals at the first power level. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Optical apparatus with multiple transmission power levels

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Wejherowo, Poland

Maciej Machnikowski