Guavus, Inc.

Nxp USA, Inc.

Mohit Gupta

Priyanka Bhaskar

Sucheta Dahiya

Pragati Kumar Dhingra

Devang Sethi

Amrit Pal Singh

Joseph Gergen

Kaushik Arvind

Sumit Bhatnagar

Systems and related methods are disclosed to manage memory for an integrated circuit including a processor and logic circuitry to manage the memory. The memory includes segments available for storage of data, and the processor stores data within the memory. Logic circuitry is configured to manage the memory, forms a plurality of sections within the segments, and applies tokens to the plurality of sections. Further, for each storage operation, the logic circuitry searches the tokens to identify blocks of continuous available tokens based upon data length, selects a block from the blocks identified in the search, determines a first token for the selected block, and outputs a memory address to the processor based upon the first token. The processor stores the data at the memory address. For one embodiment, the storage operations are associated with storage of data within packets received from network communications.

Hardware-based memory management for system-on-chip (SoC) integrated circuits that identify blocks of continuous available tokens needed to store data

In various embodiments, streaming data records, files or file segments transmitted from multiple resources in a multi-threaded environment are sorted into one or more time windows via use of one or more execution threads; the records, files or file segments in each time window are displayed, analyzed or delivered to various applications or destinations.

Scaled in-order record input ingestion for file-based streams in multi-threaded environments

In various embodiments, network-traffic records overlapping multiple binning windows are prorated such that partial records are stored in each binning window of overlap. In addition, the full, non-prorated record is stored in at least one of the binning windows.

Methods and systems for time-based binning of network traffic

A computer-implemented method of delegating an object in an object library to a computer application having multiple execution threads includes, in certain embodiments, registering at least some of the execution threads with the object library; executing a first registered execution thread to access the object; generating delegation information; associating the object with the generated delegation information; and delegating the object to a second registered execution threads based on the delegation information, thereby ensuring sequential delegation of the object, without locking thereof, in the registered execution threads of the computer application.

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Ghaziabad, India

Mohit Gupta