Parry Labs LLC

The Associated Press

Michael Palmer

Marc Couture

Sean Cullinan

In an aspect, a field-deployable hardware apparatus includes a stackable housing, a graphical processing unit disposed within the stackable housing, the graphical processing unit comprising a first plurality of processor cores, a general-purpose processor disposed within the stackable housing, the general-purpose processor comprising a second plurality of processor cores, at least a binary unit system disposed within the stackable housing and connecting the graphical processing unit to the general-purpose processor, and a memory communicatively connected to at least a core of the first plurality of cores and the second plurality of cores, the memory containing instructions configuring the at least a core to execute a hypervisor, wherein the hypervisor generates a virtual environment on the at least a core.

Field-deployable hardware apparatus

A system on a chip may include a GPU, a CPU, a dedicated memory for the CPU, an FPGA, a dedicated memory for the FPGA, a control and data bus assembly connecting the FPGA, the CPU, and the GPU, wherein the FPGA, the CPU, and the GPU are configured to interact using the control and data bus assembly and an API configured to allow the same code to run on the FPGA, the CPU, and the GPU, a VPX, a first HSIO connection connecting the GPU to the VPX, a second HSIO connection connecting the CPU to the VPX, and a third HSIO connection connecting the FPGA to the VPX.

Apparatus for heterogenous processing

A system, method and computer program product for automatic selection of encoding parameters for transmission of media objects is provided. The method and computer program product involve the automatic selection of media encoding parameters based on editorial and technical contexts. Such contexts include time constraints, duration, size, quality, processing time and compression time. The media objects are then automatically encoded using these automatically selected parameters, and then transmitted from a remote site to one or more additional sites via a communications network.

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