Dell Products Inc.

Nicholas Wanner

Tyler Ryan Cox

Harpreet S Narula

Frank Quintanilla, Iii

Heekwon Chon

Andelon Xuan Tra

Barry Paul Easter

Julia A Ogbevoen

Systems and methods described herein may provide a system that enables game play or other application sessions from a set of candidate game hosts and environments to consumption devices of a user's choice while the user moves about their home between the different environments. The system may employ methods to determine where a user is located within the home, availability and selection of candidate game hosting and target environments, homing and direction of related I/O and audio-visual (AV) content for consumption. The solution accommodates multiple users simultaneously within the home, whether in single player, multiplayer using the same screen, or multiplayer using separate screen games. The solution may configure AV and input/output (I/O) such that multiple users can consume one or multiple games in the home simultaneously, whether in separate locations or when seated together in front of the same consumption device.

Dynamic network coverage for multi-user, multi-device experience

Information handling system touch detection surface control icon user interface

Systems and methods described herein may provide a system that enables the dynamic assignment of network resources between multiple workloads executing on a network. A computing device may receive workload information relating to a plurality of workloads executing within a network. The computing device may use the workload information to determine engagement and dependency predictions for the plurality of workloads and resource predictions for the plurality of workloads. Based on the workload information and the engagement and dependency predictions, the computing device may determine workload priority predictions for the plurality of workloads. The computing device may assign, based on the resource predictions and workload priority predictions, network resources of the network to the plurality of workloads.

Dynamically allocating network resources according to workload prioritization based on engagement and resource requirements

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Nicholas Wanner