Assia Spe, LLC

Other

Svt Associates, Inc.

J.a. Woollam Co.

Adaptive Spectrum and Signal Alignment, Incorporated

Science Research Laboratory, Inc.

Peter P Chow

Wonjong Rhee

Ardavan Maleki Tehrani

Marc H Goldburg

John Matthew Cioffi

Kenneth J Kerpez

Stefano Galli

Ramya Bhagavatula

Sungho Yun

Josephine N Lo

Philip Stanley Bednarz

Carlos Garcia Hernandez

Peter Joshua Silverman

Chan-Soo Hwang

Loren A Chow

Tuncay Cil

Blaine D Johs

John A Woollam

Georgios Ginis

Mehdi Mohseni

Aland K Chin

James Thomas Carlo

Ioannis Kanellakopoulos

Masahiko Shibata

Jisung Oh

Ralf M Hartmann

Carlos Aldana

Atul Salvekar

Feng Niu

Yiqiao Chen

Don G Klein

Louise Min Chuin Hoo

John Cioffi

In accordance with embodiments disclosed herein, there are provided methods, systems, mechanisms, techniques, and apparatuses for traffic aggregation on multiple Wide Area Network (WAN) backhauls and multiple distinct Local Area Network (LAN) networks; for traffic load balancing on multiple WAN backhauls and multiple distinct LAN networks; and for performing self-healing operations utilizing multiple WAN backhauls serving multiple distinct LAN networks. For example, in one embodiment, a first Local Area Network LAN access device is to establish a first LAN; a second LAN access device is to establish a second LAN; a first Wide Area Network WAN backhaul connection is to provide the first LAN access device with WAN connectivity; a second WAN backhaul connection to provide the second LAN access device with WAN connectivity; a management device is communicatively interfaced with each of the first LAN access device, the second LAN access device, the first WAN backhaul connection, and the second WAN backhaul connection; and the management device routes a first portion of traffic originating from the first LAN over the first WAN backhaul connection and routes a second portion of the traffic originating from the first LAN over the second WAN backhaul connection.

Systems and methods for load balancing traffic across coordinated backhauls

In accordance with embodiments disclosed herein, there are provided methods, systems, mechanisms, techniques, and apparatuses for traffic aggregation on multiple WAN backhauls and multiple distinct LAN networks; for traffic load balancing on multiple WAN backhauls and multiple distinct LAN networks; and for performing self-healing operations utilizing multiple WAN backhauls serving multiple distinct LAN networks. For example, in one embodiment, a first Local Area Network (LAN) access device is to establish a first LAN; a second LAN access device is to establish a second LAN; a first Wide Area Network (WAN) backhaul connection is to provide the first LAN access device with WAN connectivity; a second WAN backhaul connection is to provide the second LAN access device with WAN connectivity; and a traffic aggregation unit is to form a logically bonded WAN interface over the first WAN backhaul and the second WAN backhaul. In some embodiments an optional traffic de-aggregation unit may be used.

Systems and methods for traffic aggregation on multiple cellular-based standards channels for cellular phone hotspot

Described herein are systems and methods for work from home solutions according to various embodiments of the invention. These solutions accurately diagnose connectivity issue locations and severity from any, some, or all points in a network framework. Embodiments of these solutions may also use artificial intelligence and machine learning to process customer quality-of-experience (QoE) feedback and other relevant indicators. The solutions may improve network connectivity based on these measurements and processes.

Systems and methods for remote collaboration

Systems and methods for traffic load balancing on multiple WAN backhauls and multiple distinct LAN networks

Presented are Ergodic Spectrum Management (ESM) systems and methods that take advantage of the presence of statistical consistencies ('ergodicity') and correlations, such as a wireless network's average dimensional consistencies of probability distributions (in time, space, and frequency) of channel gains, to adaptively learn qualitative and quantitative network/user behavior; estimate or predict network performance; and guide locally implemented radio resource management (RRM) decisions of wireless multi-user transmissions in a manner such as to reduce interference and improve latency; connection stability; efficiency; and overall wireless performance. ESM also enhances end-users' Quality of Experience (QoE) by allowing movement across bands and regions as users/devices roam. A remote-cloud-based resource management implementation of ESM's Learn-ed Resource Managers (LRMs) removes the need for heavy edge-computing close to radio cells.

Ergodic spectrum management systems and methods

Described are systems and methods for jointly optimizing Wide Area Network (WAN) and Local Area Network (LAN) network communications. In one embodiment, a management device communicatively interfaced with a WAN and a LAN includes a collection module to collect LAN information from the LAN and WAN information from the WAN; an analysis module to jointly analyze the collected WAN information and the collected LAN information to identify an operational condition; and an implementation nodule to initiate a management event responsive to the operational condition being identified. In one embodiment, the management event includes generating and transmitting a diagnostics report responsive to a fault being identified. The management device may further generate and execute instructions to remedy the diagnosed fault.

Systems and methods for jointly optimizing WAN and LAN network communications

Systems and methods for traffic aggregation on multiple WAN backhauls and multiple distinct LAN networks

Described are systems and methods for jointly optimizing Wide Area Network (WAN) and Local Area Network (LAN) network communications. In one embodiment, a management device communicatively interfaced with a WAN and a LAN includes a collection module to collect LAN information from the LAN and WAN information from the WAN; an analysis module to jointly analyze the collected WAN information and the collected LAN information to identify an operational condition; and an implementation module to initiate a management event responsive to the operational condition being identified. In one embodiment, the management event includes generating and transmitting a diagnostics report responsive to a fault being identified. The management device may further generate and execute instructions to remedy the diagnosed fault.

Described are systems and methods for a Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) customer premises equipment (CPE) Management Center (CMC). In one embodiment, the CMC includes a communications interface to receive information from the CPE device regarding operation of the CPE device. The received information is analyzed and a command signal generation module generates a corresponding command signal for transmission to the at least one CPE device to modify the CPE device operation based on the analysis results in a manner which either enhances CPE device performance, for example increasing data rate, or improves line stability, for example reducing CPE error rate.

Management center for communication system customer premises equipment

In accordance with embodiments disclosed herein, there are provided methods, systems, mechanisms, techniques, and apparatuses for traffic aggregation on multiple WAN backhauls and multiple distinct LAN networks; for traffic load balancing on multiple WAN backhauls and multiple distinct LAN networks; and for performing self-healing operations utilizing multiple WAN backhauls serving multiple distinct LAN networks. For example, in one embodiment, a first Local Area Network (LAN) access device is to establish a first LAN; a second LAN access device is to establish a second LAN; a first Wide Area Network (WAN) backhaul connection is to provide the first LAN access device with WAN connectivity; a second WAN backhaul connection to provide the second LAN access device with WAN connectivity; a management device is communicatively interfaced with each of the first LAN access device, the second LAN access device, the first WAN backhaul connection, and the second WAN backhaul connection; and the management device routes a first portion of traffic originating from the first LAN over the first WAN backhaul connection and routes a second portion of the traffic originating from the first LAN over the second WAN backhaul connection.

This invention provides a method and a system to deposit a thin layer of very reactive metals by plasma enhanced atomic layer deposition (PEALD). The very reactive metals, selected from the highly electropositive elements include alkaline earth metals, group III metals, and some transition and rare earth metals. The method is comprised of sequentially pulsing one of above mentioned metal containing organometallic precursors and a hydrogen plasma as a reducing agent into a high vacuum reaction chamber containing a substrate surface with pulsed or continuous flow of an inert purge gas between each pulsing step. The system comprising a very high efficiency H plasma source, the high vacuum reactor chamber, an anti-corrosion turbo pump and a high vacuum load lock is required for reducing contaminant gases such as O, HO, and CO, and for increasing hydrogen plasma efficiency.

Method of forming very reactive metal layers by a high vacuum plasma enhanced atomic layer deposition system

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