Lockheed Martin Corporation

Arizona State University

Michael F Riera

Thomas E Herald, Jr

Javier A Rivas

Fengbo Ren

Jonathan Charles Brant

Erfan Bank Tavakoli

Masudul Hassan Quraishi

Chandria A Poole

Omar Hemmali

Compute-centric message passing interface (CMPI) provides a hardware-agnostic message passing interface for heterogeneous computing systems. Hardware-agnostic programming with high performance portability is envisioned to be a bedrock for realizing adoption of emerging accelerator technologies in heterogeneous computing systems, such as high-performance computing (HPC) systems, data center computing systems, and edge computing systems. The adoption of emerging accelerators is key to achieving greater scale and performance in heterogeneous computing systems. Accordingly, embodiments described herein provide a flexible hardware-agnostic environment that allows application developers to develop high-performance applications without knowledge of the underlying hardware.

C2MPI: a hardware-agnostic message passing interface for heterogeneous computing systems

Embodiment for systems, method and computer program products for transacting a secure retail transaction (SRT). The system comprises a seller device to generate seller information associated with a financial transaction, a unique, one-time-only transaction identification and seller's financial institution data. A buyer device receives a transaction invoice having transaction invoice information and generates encrypted buyer data with the transaction invoice information. The system includes a transaction manager to generate a single transaction data packet comprising encrypted buyer data from the buyer device and the seller information transmitted and establishes a communication session from the buyer to transmit the encrypted transaction data packet to a buyer's financial institution. The buyer's institution sends the transaction packet information to the seller's institution for pairing with the unique, one-time-only encrypted invoice within allotted time established by the seller. The seller's institution determines if the unique, one-time-only transaction pairing is valid, then completes the transaction.

System, method and computer program product for secure retail transactions (SRT)

A computer-implemented method for storing and transmitting sensitive data is disclosed including storing source data on a secure data storage of a secondary device connected to a computing device, wherein the computing device is configured to operate via an operating system with a central processor, and wherein the secure data storage is adapted to receive input unilaterally from the computing device and store it as source data, and transferring the source data from the secure data storage to a communications interface component that connects the computing device to a computer network, wherein the transferring is implemented via the secondary device while bypassing the central processor. A system is also provided.

Storing and transmitting sensitive data

A system for secure key management including a secondary device comprising a programmable hardware component and an associated secure data storage, wherein the secondary device comprises a one-way communications link to receive input unilaterally from a computing device, an encryption key generator to generate and store encryption keys on the secure data storage, and an encryption key distribution module to distribute encryption keys to one or more destinations on a computer network through a communications interface component, wherein the distribution is adapted to bypass a central processor of the computing device. A method is also provided.

A method for storing and transmitting data across a computer network to one or more destinations is disclosed including storing source data on a secure data storage of a secondary device connected to a computing device. The computing device is configured to operate via an operating system and the secure data storage is adapted to receive input unilaterally from the computing device and store it as source data. Receiving one or more of routing, scheduling, and prioritization information for one or more destinations including other network-connected storage mediums or network-connected computing or peripheral devices, and transferring the source data from the secure data storage to the one or more destinations through a communications interface component connected to the computer network are also performed. The transferring is implemented via the secondary device while bypassing the central processor and in accordance with the one or more of routing, scheduling, and prioritization information.

A computer-implemented method for storing and transmitting sensitive information from a mobile device to another mobile device or remote server is disclosed including storing source data on a secure data storage of a secondary device connected to a mobile device wherein the mobile device is configured to operate via an operating system with a central processor, and wherein the secure data storage is adapted to receive input unilaterally from the mobile device, encrypt sensitive information of the input, and store the input as source data, and transferring the source data from the secure data storage to a communications interface component that connects the mobile device to another mobile device or remote server, wherein the transferring is implemented via the secondary device while bypassing the central processor. A system is also provided.

A simulated participant system is configured to interoperate with existing simulators to create an integrated simulation platform with enhanced capabilities to provide, on a readily-scalable basis, simulated participants of one or more different types that are based on dynamically constructed virtual models of live simulation participants. The system observes live participants as they train with a simulator using a closed-loop, self-training configuration by continuously monitoring conversations and actions to create and maintain the virtual models on-the-fly. The virtual models may then be utilized to generate simulated participants to stand in for the live participants when they are absent from future simulator training sessions. Because a simulated participant was virtually modeled from observations of a live participant, the simulated behaviors, as expressed by actions and responses, can typically closely match the expected behavior of the absent live participant.

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Hialeah, FL, United States of America

Michael F Riera