Intel Corporation

Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Narjala Prakash Bhasker

Barry A O'Mahony

Vineet Kumar

Xintian Eddie Lin

Colm MacCarthaigh

Jason Martin

Micah James Sheller

Nathan Dye

Yonghong Huang

Cory Cornelius

Mikhail Ivanovich Golovnykh

Qinghua Li

Songnan Yang

Ulun Karacaoglu

Eric C Samson

Peter D MacWilliams

Jie Gao

Sudarshan Bala Cadambi

Bin Xiao

Michael J Gutmann

Charles B Guy

Sean T Murphy

Jim R Trethewey

Brian J McArdle

Stephen J Packer

The present disclosure generally relates to managing a failover service. The failover service can receive a list of regions and a list of rules that must be satisfied for a region to be considered available for failover. The failover service can then determine the regions that satisfy each rule of the list of rules and are available for failover. The failover service can then deliver this information to a client. The failover service can determine the regions that do not satisfy one or more of the rules from the list of rules and deliver this information to a client. The failover service can perform automatic remediation to the unavailable failover regions and client remediation to the unavailable failover regions.

Managing failover region availability for implementing a failover service

Various embodiments are generally directed to an apparatus, method, and other techniques to maintain user authentications with common trusted devices. If a user is in possession of a first computing device (e.g., a smartphone), an unlocked state of the first trusted device is maintained if the user is using a nearby trusted device (e.g., a computer) within a certain amount of time. If the first trusted device is in a pocket or other container, a longer span of time is granted to the user to register an on-body state.

Maintaining user authentications with common trusted devices

The present disclosure relates to computer-implemented systems and methods for wireless display discovery. The method may include receiving, by a computer, a selection to detect wireless display devices. The computer may include one or more processors, a radio transceiver, and a microphone. The method may also include identifying, by the radio transceiver, a plurality of wireless display device and transmitting, by the radio transceiver, respective connection requests to the plurality of wireless display devices. Additionally, the method may include transmitting, by the radio transceiver to the wireless display devices, respective requests for inaudible audio signal transmission. The method may also include receiving, by the microphone, a plurality of inaudible audio signals from the wireless display devices. Further still, the method may include determining, based at least in part on the plurality of inaudible audio signals, whether any of the plurality of wireless display devices are in the same room as the computer.

Systems and methods for discovering wireless display devices using inaudible audio signals

Described herein are techniques related one or more systems, apparatuses, methods, etc. for a wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) based wireless docking in an enterprise environment. In an implementation, a separate low radiating antenna is constructed and installed at a bottom surface of a wireless device and at a docking surface of a docking station. In this implementation, the low radiating antenna is configured to provide local wireless communication (i.e., Wi-Fi based communication) between a docking pair that includes the wireless device and the docking station.

Near field coupling solutions for Wi-Fi based wireless docking

The present invention is a method of providing a back-channel for a receiver terminal in a loosely-coupled conference. The loosely-coupled conference includes at least one receiver terminal and a H.323 panel having a multipoint controller with a multipoint address and one or more H.323 terminals coupled to the multipoint controller and each to transmit and receive media streams on a multicast address. The method includes the steps of receiving media streams of the on or more H.323 terminals on the multicast address by the receiver terminal, connecting to the multipoint controller by using the multipoint address, and joining the H.323 panel to transmit and receive media streams on the multicast address for establishing bi-directional communication with the one or more H.323 terminals.

Method and apparatus to provide a backchannel for receiver terminals in a loosely-coupled conference

An enhanced micro-controller having multiple operating modes is provided to an otherwise conventional data circuit terminating equipment (DCE). The enhanced micro-controller, responsive to local events as well as local and remote commands, controls the operation of the DCE in one of at least four modes, an idle mode, an analog voice mode, a digital data mode, and a simultaneous voice and data (SVD) mode. As a result of the improved manner in which the micro-controller operates the DCE, users employing the improved DCE may perform voice and data communication using only a single analog-loop telephone line and in a much more user friendly manner.

Method and apparatus for making a voice and/or data call over a single analog phone line using a multi-modal DCE

A computer program product and system for providing a back-channel for a receiver terminal in a conference is described. In one embodiment, the computer program product includes a computer usable medium having computer program code embodied therein to receive media streams of one or more terminals in a panel on a multicast address. The computer program product further includes computer readable program code to connect to a multipoint controller in the panel by using a multipoint address, and computer readable program code to join the panel to transmit and receive media streams on the multicast address and for establishing bi-directional communication with the one or more terminals.

System and apparatus to provide a backchannel for a receiver terminal in a conference

A method and apparatus of providing a back-channel for a receiver terminal in a loosely-coupled conference is described. The loosely-coupled conference includes at least one receiver terminal and a H.323 panel having a multipoint controller with a multipoint address and one or more H.323 terminals coupled to the multipoint controller and each to transmit and receive media streams on a multicast address. The method includes the steps of receiving media streams of the one or more H.323 terminals on the multicast address by the receiver terminal, connecting to the multipoint controller by using the multipoint address, and joining the H.323 panel to transmit and receive media streams on the multicast address for establishing bi-directional communication with the one or more H.323 terminals.

Method and apparatus to provide a backchannel for receiver terminals in

An enhanced micro-controller having multiple operating modes, including an idle mode, an analog voice mode, a digital data mode, and a simultaneous voice and data (SVD) mode, is provided to a DCE designed to support multi-modal voice and/or data calls over a single analog-loop telephone line. The enhanced micro-controller further contains control logic for establishing multiple logical connections and voice as well as data transmission protocols over these logical connections with another DCE, when switching from the analog voice mode to the SVD mode, and for multiplexing voice and data transmissions over these logical connections. During operation, the control logic transmits voice over a logical voice connection in nominally fixed intervals without error control, i.e. re-transmission for reliability. If non-voice transmission, i.e. data or information to be exchanged, is in progress, when it is time to transmit voice, and there are voice to be transmitted, the non-voice transmission is preferably suspended in favor of the voice transmission.

Method and apparatus for multiplexing voice and data on a single

An enhanced micro-controller having multiple operating modes, including an idle mode, an analog voice mode, a digital data mode, and a simultaneous voice and data mode, and control logic for establishing multiple logical connections and voice as well as data transmission protocols over these logical connections with another DCE, when switching from the analog voice mode to the simultaneous voice and data mode, is provided to a DCE designed to support multi-modal voice and/or data calls over a single analog-loop telephone line. In one embodiment, the establishment of the voice transmission protocol includes joint negotiation of the voice compression/decompression algorithm to be used by the mode transition initiating and responding DCEs.

Method and apparatus for automatically converting from an analog voice

A two way ISDN-SVD bridge is provided to bridge communications between an ISDN and a SVD communication endpoint. The bridge comprises a micro-controller, a data pump, an audio DSP, a CODEC, an ISDN interface, and a DAA. The micro-controller responsive to events and commands from the ISDN and SVD endpoints, controls operation of the bridge. In particular, it operates the bridge in one of at least four modes, an idle mode, a bridging voice only mode, a bridging voice and data mode, and a bridging data only mode.

Method and apparatus for bridging concurrent voice and data and SVD

A method of handling processor to processor interrupt requests in a multiprocessing computer bus environment is described. This method allows a multiple-tiered, increasing priority, interrupt request scheme. This method also allows processor to processor directed interrupt requests, processor to one processor of a group of processors interrupt requests, and processor to all processors of a group of processors interrupt requests.

Interrupt distribution scheme for a computer bus

A high speed serial bus is disclosed have particular application for use in passing messages in a multiple processor computer system. The serial bus includes a three-wire serial link having lines identified as 'SDA', 'SDB' and 'ground'. The ground line provides a common reference for all devices coupled to the serial bus. A message controller is coupled to each agent for transmitting and receiving serial data along the bus. Both lines of the serial bus as well as the ground are coupled to a bus state detector in the message controller which provides three basic signal outputs. The bus state detector determines whether or not the bus is in use, a collision has occurred between messages, and decodes data received on the bus. Data which is transmitted along the serial bus is driven on lines SDA and SDB 180 degrees out of phase relative to each other. The message controller encodes messages to be transmitted using, in the present embodiment, well known Manchester encoding techniques. A bus idle state occurs when all transmitters are off allowing both lines SDA and SDB be pulled high by pull-up resistors. Valid data states may occur any time a single transmitter is transmitting. When two or more transmitters begin transmitting a collision state exists. The message controller recognizes collisions and provides a back-off algorithm.

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Portland, OR, United States of America

Narjala Prakash Bhasker