Intel Corporation

Mustafa Hajeer

Francesc Guim Bernat

Karthik Kumar

Thomas Willhalm

Benjamin Graniello

Marcos Emanuel Carranza

Chandan Egbert

Amin Firoozshahian

Cesar Martinez-Spessot

Tushar Gohad

System and techniques for power-based adaptive hardware reliability on a device are described herein. A hardware platform is divided into multiple partitions. Here, each partition includes a hardware component with an adjustable reliability feature. The several partitions are placed into one of multiple reliability categories. A workload with a reliability requirement is obtained and executed on a partition in a reliability category that satisfies the reliability requirements. A change in operating parameters for the device is detected and the adjustable reliability feature for the partition is modified based on the change in the operating parameters of the device.

Power-based adaptive hardware reliability on a device

An apparatus and method for conditional quality of service in a processor. For example, one embodiment of a processor comprises: a plurality of processor resources to be allocated to a plurality of executed processes in accordance with a set of quality of service (QoS) rules; and conditional quality of service (QoS) circuitry/logic to monitor usage of the plurality of processor resources by the plurality of processes and to responsively modify an allocation of a first processor resource for a first process in response to detecting a first threshold value being reached in a second resource allocated to the first process.

Quality of service rules in allocating processor resources

An apparatus is described. The apparatus includes logic circuitry embedded in at least one of a memory controller, network interface and peripheral control hub to process a function as a service (FaaS) function call embedded in a request. The request is formatted according to a protocol. The protocol allows a remote computing system to access a memory that is coupled to the memory controller without invoking processing cores of a local computing system that the memory controller is a component of.

Edge component computing system having integrated FaaS call handling capability

Examples relate to an approximative memory deduplication method, a controller apparatus or controller device for a memory or storage controller, a memory or storage controller, a computer system and to a computer program. The approximative memory deduplication method comprises determining a hash value of a data block. The hash value is based on a user-defined approximative hashing function. The approximative memory deduplication method comprises storing a quantized version of the data block based on the hash value using a memory or storage device of the computer system.

Concept for approximate deduplication in storage and memory

Cache on a persistent memory module is dynamically allocated as a prefetch cache or a write back cache to prioritize read and write operations to a persistent memory on the persistent memory module based on monitoring read/write accesses and/or user-selected allocation.

Dynamic cache partitioning in a persistent memory module

Examples include a processor including a coherency mode indicating one of a directory-based cache coherence protocol and a snoop-based cache coherency protocol, and a caching agent to monitor a bandwidth of reading from and/or writing data to a memory coupled to the processor, to set the coherency mode to the snoop-based cache coherency protocol when the bandwidth exceeds a threshold, and to set the coherency mode to the directory-based cache coherency protocol when the bandwidth does not exceed the threshold.

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Mustafa Hajeer