Intel Corporation

Sk Hynix Nand Product Solutions Corp.

Pravin Pathak

Chris MacNamara

Sundar Vedantham

Ren Wang

Yipeng Wang

Ximing Chen

Yifan Yuan

Niall Mcdonnell

Bin Lin

Methods and apparatus to assign and check anti-replay sequence numbers. In one embodiment, a method includes assigning, by circuitry, sequence numbers to packets of traffic flows, wherein a first sequence number is assigned to a first packet based on a determination that the first packet is within a first traffic flow mapped to a first secure channel, and wherein the first sequence number is within a set of sequence numbers allocated to the first secure channel and maintained by the circuitry. The method continues with allocating the packets of traffic flows to be processed among a plurality of processor cores and processing the packets of traffic flows by the plurality of processor cores.

Method and apparatus to assign and check anti-replay sequence numbers using load balancing

Examples described herein relate to a work scheduler that includes at least one processor and at least one queue. In some examples, the work scheduler receives a request to allocate a region of memory and based on availability of a memory segment associated with a central cache to satisfy the request to allocate a region of memory, provide a memory allocation using an available memory segment entry associated with the central cache from the at least one queue. In some examples, the work scheduler assigns a workload to a processor and controls when to pre-fetch content relevant to the workload to store in a cache or memory accessible to the processor based on a position of the workload in a work queue associated with the processor.

Workload scheduler for memory allocation

Examples described herein relate to a manner of provide a time of life of data. In some examples, data and control parameters are received from a data source. The data can be encrypted and stored. In addition, at least a portion of the control parameters can be stored into a distributed ledger. In some examples, the portion of the control parameters include an indicator of expiration time of the data. In some examples, a data header for the data is generated, where the data header includes an indication that the data is subject to a limited life span and a data identifier. The data header can be accessed with a request to access the encrypted data. In some examples, a request to determine if the data is valid and accessible is provided to a node of the distributed ledger and an indication of whether the data is valid and accessible is received from a node in the distributed ledger.

Transient dataset management system

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Bridgewater, NJ, United States of America

Pravin Pathak