Intel Corporation

Omer Levy

Avigdor Dori Eldar

Nimrod Diamant

Tsippy Mendelson

Jonathan Abramson

Vincent J Zimmer

Michael A Rothman

Arvind A Kumar

Patrick G Kutch

Carey W Smith

Carry Smith

Gidi Etzion

Dan Abramsky

The present disclosure provides at least an apparatus for a depth enhanced image editing. In an example, the apparatus includes memory; instructions; and processor circuitry to execute the instructions to: obtain image information, the image information including edited image data, edited calibration data, and unedited original depth data; and align the original depth data to the edited image data based on the edited calibration data.

Editor for images with depth data

The present disclosure provides at least an apparatus for a depth enhanced image editing. In an example, the apparatus includes a processor and a storage, comprising instructions that when executed with the processor cause the apparatus to store a received depth enhanced image. In an example, the depth enhanced image comprises image data, depth data, and calibration data. The apparatus may apply an edit to the image data and the calibration data without editing the depth data in response to a request for an image edit. The apparatus may further return an edited depth enhanced image.

Methods, apparatuses, and computer program products that respond to wake events of communication networks are disclosed. One or more embodiments comprise setting a wake password of a computing device, such as a notebook computer or a server. Some of the embodiments comprise receiving a wake request from a communications network, establishing a secure communication session, and setting the wake password with the secure communication session. Some embodiments comprise an apparatus having a network controller to allow a platform to communicate via a communications network, non-volatile memory that stores a wake password, and a management controller that may communicate with a management console via a secure communication session to update the wake password. One or more embodiments the network controller may wake management hardware and/or wake the management controller while keeping one or more of the devices in the power conservation mode.

Methods and apparatuses for processing wake events of communication networks

Apparatus, system, and method having a first memory to receive a parameter associated with a second operating system protocol stack; and a first operating system protocol stack to be configured with parameter. The system includes a communication medium and a manageability module. The method includes monitoring content of messages communicated between a host client computer and a server computer over a network, inspecting the content of the messages for protocol parameters, providing the protocol parameters to a manageability module associated with the host client computer, and configuring a second operating system protocol stack associated with the manageability module to match a first operating system protocol stack associated with the host client computer.

Internet protocol (IP) address sharing and platform dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) mediator

Methods and arrangements to persist a trusted time for a protected clock based upon a non-trusted but persistent time source are disclosed. Embodiments may comprise an embedded device, which may be hardware, software, firmware, and/or other logic, to maintain a trusted time in a protected clock. The embedded device may initialize the protected clock by obtaining a trusted time from a trusted time source such as a network server. The embedded device then maintains the trusted time in the event of a power loss to the protected clock by monitoring a time differential between the protected clock and a non-trusted system clock. Many embodiments also employ the protected clock without a battery backup to advantageously save manufacturing costs and space, while maintaining the trusted time in the event of a power loss by relying on a battery backup for the non-trusted system clock. Other embodiments are disclosed and claimed.

Protected clock management based upon a non-trusted persistent time source

A management console in support of RMCP with RSP is provided with an enhanced management session create function that determines whether the creation of a management session with a managed remote client is being performed following a system failure, and to orchestrate a soft recover, on so determining. In one embodiment, the soft recovery includes sending an authenticated message to the managed remote client, using certain persistently saved session data of a prior open management session with the managed remote client, with the authenticated message being sent in a manner that circumvents the anti-replay protection mechanism of RSP.

Soft system failure recovery for management consoles supporting ASF RMCP

Apparatus, system, and method having a first memory to receive a parameter associated with a second operating system protocol stack; and a first operating system protocol stack to be configured with said parameter. The system includes a communication medium and a manageability module. The method includes monitoring content of messages communicated between a host client computer and a server computer over a network, inspecting the content of the messages for protocol parameters, providing the protocol parameters to a manageability module associated with the host client computer, and configuring a second operating system protocol stack associated with the manageability module to match a first operating system protocol stack associated with the host client computer.

Embodiments include methods, apparatuses, articles, and systems having a plurality of agents of a plurality of virtual machines of a physical device. In various embodiments, first and second agents of first and second virtual machines are adapted to cooperate to ensure that a port of the physical device is listened to by only a first application of the first virtual machine and by the second agent of the second virtual machine. Also, the first and second agents are further adapted to cooperate to facilitate the first application and a second application of the second virtual machine in communicating with each other in a network-like manner.

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Modiin, Israel

Omer Levy