Nant Holdingsip, LLC

Nanthealth, Inc.

Immunitybio, Inc.

Lantronix, Inc.

Nantstudios, LLC

Other

Nantbio, Inc.

Rateze Remote Mgmt LLC

Nantomics, LLC

Nantworks, LLC

Nantcell, Inc.

Mox Networks, LLC

Vanav Holdings

Nantg Mobile, LLC

Nani Holdings IP, LLC

Nicholas James Witchey

Patrick Soon-Shiong

John Wiacek

Bing Song

Kamil A Wnuk

Ravi Seshadri

Jake Fyfe

Kayvan R Niazi

Thomas Earl Ludwig

Mark A Adams

Harsh Kupwade-Patil

Thomas M Wittenschlaeger

John Zachary Sanborn

Jeremi M Sudol

Matheen M Siddiqui

David McKinnon

Charles William Frank

Gary Marshall

Keaton Heinrichs

Luna Witchey

Shahrooz Rabizadeh

Stephen Charles Benz

Curtis D Brown

Clifford Anders Olson

Christopher W Szeto

Wael Tadros

William R Babbitt, Jr

David Hochhalter

Carla W Balch

Thomas Guerena

Andrew Konstantaras

David Bigelow

Chad Milam

David T Lorenzen

Samuel K Baughman

Richard William Hull

Nauzad Sadry

Jesse William Snyder

Jake Tyler Fyfe

Michael E Madden, Iii

Krsto Sbutega

Matthew Wayne Geer

Rochak Sharma

Shawn Semler Anderson

Albert Wu

Fabio Albano

John Chmiola

Kayyan Niazi

Adnan Khan

Mark Adams

A distributed, online machine learning system is presented. Contemplated systems include many private data servers, each having local private data. Researchers can request that relevant private data servers train implementations of machine learning algorithms on their local private data without requiring de-identification of the private data or without exposing the private data to unauthorized computing systems. The private data servers also generate synthetic or proxy data according to the data distributions of the actual data. The servers then use the proxy data to train proxy models. When the proxy models are sufficiently similar to the trained actual models, the proxy data, proxy model parameters, or other learned knowledge can be transmitted to one or more non-private computing devices. The learned knowledge from many private data servers can then be aggregated into one or more trained global models without exposing private data.

Distributed machine learning systems including generation of synthetic data

A distributed studio management system includes a computing system having a computer readable memory and a processor. The computing system is associated with a first production facility that is remote to a second production facility. The processor is configured to perform the operations of receiving a set of device commands having commands targeting first and second devices in the first production facility and where the set of device commands are related to the second production facility, enqueuing a first command from the device commands into a first command queue assigned to the first device and a second command from the device commands into a second command queue assigned to the second device according to each device command's synchronized execution times, and causing the first and second devices to execute commands from their respective command queues relative to each other according to the commands' respective synchronized execution times.

Distributed command execution in multi-location studio environments

The present disclosure relates to recombinant therapeutic cells comprising recombinant sensor proteins, such that a therapeutic molecule is expressed after the occurrence of two separate triggering events that are sensed by the sensor proteins. Nucleic acids, kits, and methods for making and using the recombinant therapeutic cells are also disclosed herein.

Conditional modulation of therapy using recombinant cells

Techniques include receiving a set of location data points (LDP), each LDP including geographic data and associated metadata. The operation further include for each respective LDP in the set of LDPs: generating a location index based on the geographic data of the respective LDP, identifying a corresponding notarized ledger from a set of location indexed notarized ledgers based on the location index, creating a record of the respective LDP, wherein the record includes the associated metadata including at least a timestamp and a device identifier associated with the respective LDP, and recording a transaction representing the record on the identified notarized ledger. The operations further include generating a movement history by accessing the records of the LDPs from multiple notarized ledgers, and storing at least a summary of the movement history as a second transaction on a parent ledger corresponding to a geographic area encompassing multiple location indices.

Location indexed blockchains, systems and method

One exemplary aspect relates to normalizing latency in a networking environment to reduce the chances of creating an unfair advantage. While an exemplary aspect will be discussed in relation to a gaming environment, it is to be appreciated that the techniques disclosed herein can be applied to other environments where latency normalization or the ability to maintain latency between various endpoints is desired. For example, other environments include eSporting, on-line betting, fantasy esports, streaming services, etc. Some more specific examples include World of Warcraft®, Overwatch®, H1Z1®, PUBG®, Fortnite®, Realm Royale®, Planet Side 2®, real-time strategy games, slot machines, electronic poker tournaments, etc.

Latency management in an event driven gaming network

Techniques including data collection, organization and usage are provided, including in connection with computer-based gaming. Methods and systems are provided for establishing a set of data chronicling at least a portion of a duration of a computer-based gaming event that includes at least one user engaging in gaming using a computer or a computer-based device. Event data is obtained for chronicling chronologically ordered in-game events. Hardware and software related data is obtained that relates to the computer or the computer-based device and is relevant to the chronicling of the portion of the gaming event. Utilizing a distributed ledger technology or blockchain, the event data and the hardware and software related data are recorded in establishing the set of data chronicling at least a portion of the duration of the gaming event.

Distributed ledger tracking of event data

Techniques include minting a genesis token on a notarized ledger, the genesis token including a first pointer to an off-chain location. The techniques further include receiving new digital content related to the genesis token. The techniques further include generating a new digital token representing the new digital content. The techniques further include storing new digital token data related to the new digital token at the off-chain location. The techniques further include updating the off-chain location to include a second pointer to the new digital token. The techniques further include forming an expandable token set by linking the new digital token with the genesis token.

Efficient computer-based indexing via digital tokens, systems, methods, and apparatus

A computer-based digital token management system, comprising at least one computer readable memory storing a digital notarized ledger, a token associated with the notarized ledger, or storing software instructions. The token comprises an address field having a first portion representing an owner of the token and a second portion, different from the first portion. The system including at least one processor coupled with the at least one memory and performs the following operations: receive a request comprising token owner data and token state data to update the token, identify the token by comparing the token owner data with the first portion of the address field, generate a new address field for the token wherein at least the second portion is updated based on the token state data, and invoke a smart contract on a computing node of the notarized ledger associated with the token according to the new address field.

Managing digital blockchains via digital tokens, systems, methods, and apparatus

Systems and methods for predicting MHC presentation of a neoepitope of a tumor or for predicting an immune response against an MHC presented neoepitope of a tumor are disclosed. The methods use sequence information of the neoepitope.

Validation of neoepitope presentation

Systems, apparatus, and methods of managing access to private data via tokens are disclosed. The disclosed techniques provide for constructing digital tokens that represent a right-to-access private data where the tokens can be managed as individual objects. Further, such digital access tokens (DATs) can be recorded on a notarized ledger, a blockchain for example. Additionally, the rights-to-access can be embodied as a non-fungible token (NFT), which could further include support for establishing homomorphic encryption workspaces in which private data can be accessed or manipulated without exposing the private data.

Token-based digital private data exchange systems, methods, and apparatus

A device configured to or programmed to instantiate an isolated sub-fabric is presented. A network configuration device uses a virtual air gap policy to instantiate a sub-fabric from a fabric of networking nodes. The sub-fabric is configured with an internal routing policy that respects the nature of the defined isolation. Further, the fabric is provisioned with a virtual air gap that ensures the external networking nodes respect the isolation of the sub fabric.

Fabric-based virtual air gap provisioning, system and methods

Techniques include receiving a request for access to the virtual token dispenser from a user device executing a gaming application. The techniques further include determining at least one user context associated with the request and based at least in part on the user device. The techniques further include identifying at least one path criterion comprising a sequence of waypoints based at least in part on the user context. The techniques further include determining satisfaction of at least one action at each waypoint in the sequence of waypoints based at least in part on a location of the user device. The techniques further include enabling presentation of the virtual token dispenser in a game session on the user device upon satisfaction of the at least one action. The techniques further include recording at least one transaction on a notarized ledger when a token is dispensed from the virtual token dispenser.

Location-based digital token management systems, methods, and apparatus

Systems and methods for predicting an immune response against a tumor in a patient having the tumor are provided. The relative mass or changes of mass of tumor cells or immune cell in the tumor can be ex vivo observed, and an immune status of the tumor can be determined based on the mass of tumor cells or immune cell. The immune status can provide a guidance to predict the immune response against the tumor in the patient.

Live cell imaging systems and methods to validate triggering of immune response

Apparatus, methods and systems of providing AR content are disclosed. Embodiments of the inventive subject matter can obtain an initial map of an area, derive views of interest, obtain AR content objects associated with the views of interest, establish experience clusters and generate a tile map tessellated based on the experience clusters. A user device could be configured to obtain and instantiate at least some of the AR content objects based on at least one of a location and a recognition.

Wide area augmented reality location-based services

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Laguna Hills, CA, United States of America

Nicholas James Witchey