At&t Intellectual Property I, L.p.

Prabhakara Aithal

Yupeng Jia

Darwin Parra

John Bulger

Ping-Chun Hsieh

Weidong Hu

Shah Mohammad Murshedul Arefin

An example method includes receiving a first signal indicating that a user of a first user endpoint device wishes to engage in a data transfer with a second device over a communication network, estimating at least one metric associated with the data transfer, sending the at least one metric associated with the data transfer to a remote server, and initiating the data transfer with the second device in accordance with a temporarily adjusted throughput that is adjusted by the remote server in response to the at least one metric associated with the data transfer.

Automatic adjustment of throughput rate to optimize wireless device battery performance

Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, a base transceiver station having a processing system including a processor; and a memory that stores executable instructions that, when executed by the processing system, facilitate performance of operations of registering a wireless optical networking device with a fiber optic central office, wherein the registering uses a public land mobile network identifier that uniquely identifies a fiber optic network; encapsulating fiber signaling data for the wireless optical networking device received from the fiber optic central office; and transmitting the fiber signaling data via a radio bearer over an unlicensed radio spectrum to the wireless optical networking device. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Enhanced fiber broadband connection deployment method and system

The described technology is generally directed towards adaptively selecting a repetition level in wireless communications, based on events to improve coverage range via the repetition level while not unnecessarily reducing throughput. One such event can include a current signal-to-noise-ratio, e.g., as reported in a channel quality indicator report from a user equipment. Another such event can comprise a number of consecutive hybrid automatic repeat request acknowledgments or negative acknowledgments (HARQ ACKS/NACKS), in which consecutive ACKs tend to indicate good signal quality, while consecutive NACKs tend to indicate poor signal quality. A combination of channel quality indicator-based adaptive repetition level and HARQ ACK/NACK-based adaptive repetition level can be employed.

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Prabhakara Aithal