Arm IP Limited

Arm Limited

Carl Zeiss Nts Gmbh

Robert George Taylor

Krisztian Flautner

Hugo John Martin Vincent

Amyas Edward Wykes Phillips

Oliver James Ford

Daniel Ros

John-Paul Stanford

Daniel John Ward

Milosch Meriac

Bernd Spruck

Hannes Tschofenig

Martin Kühner

Martin Edelmann

Andrew John Pritchard

Christopher Mark Paola

Kevin Olen Gilbert

John Craven

Damon Jay Civin

Lauri Ollinpoika Piikivi

Tommi Matias Käsmä

A technology provides quantified reliance data for at least one of an electronic computing device node and a connection in network, the technology comprising instrumenting at least one of the device and the connection to generate datasets comprising at least one of a device feature vector and a connection feature vector, each feature vector being encoded in a form suitable for transmission over a connection in the network; performing computational inferencing over the datasets to generate quantified reliance data comprising at least one of a trust indicator, a diagnostic indicator and a performance indicator associated with at least one of the device and the connection; and supplying the quantified reliance data in a form usable for selecting an action to be performed, the action being performed by or performed to at least one of the at least one electronic computing device node and the at least one connection.

Reliance control in networks of devices

A trusted device, such as a wristwatch, is provided with authentication circuitry, used to perform an authentication operation to switch the trusted device into an authenticated state. Retention monitoring circuitry monitors the physical possession of the trusted device by the user following the authentication operation and switches the trusted device out of an authenticated state if the trusted device does not remain in the physical possession of the user. While the trusted device remains in the physical possession of the user, communication triggering circuitry is used to detect a request to establish communication with a target device that is one of a plurality of different target devices and communication circuitry is used to communicate with that target device using an authenticated identity of the user.

Trusted device

Technology for operating a computer system to manage network communications with plural devices, comprising retrieving from a registry one or more device capability profiles for the identified devices, the registry linking a device capability profile with each of the identified plural devices and the device capability profile identifying one or more capabilities of a device; operating in the computer system a message translation manager to adapt a message according to a linked device capability profile of each of the plural devices; and sending the message in adapted form to each identified one of the plural devices.

Electronic message adaptation

A computer-implemented method of operation of a translation manager intermediating message distribution in a plurality of networked devices, comprising receiving at the translation manager a request from a networked device for registration; parsing the message by the translation manager to derive an identifier of the networked device; determining by the translation manager at least one capability of the networked device; creating a pairing of the identifier of the networked device and a profile comprising the at least one capability of the networked device; storing the pairing in a data store for use by the translation manager on request to translate a message. The storing the pairing may comprise populating a lookup table and/or operating a database.

Electronic message translation management

Access to a resource controlled by a resource server () is provided using a validity token issued by a validation server (). When a resource request from a user () is received at the resource server (), then the resource server () determines if the resource request satisfies a policy. If the resource request satisfies the policy, then access to the resource may be permitted without confirming the validity of the validation token with the validation server (). Conversely, if the resource request does not satisfy the policy, then validation of the validation token with the validation server () is performed before the access requested is permitted.

Resource access control using a validation token

A trusted device, such as a wristwatch, is provided with authentication circuitry, used to perform an authentication operation to switch the trusted device into an authenticated state. Retention monitoring circuitrymonitors the physical possession of the trusted device by the user following the authentication operation and switches the trusted device out of an authenticated state if the trusted device does not remain in the physical possession of the user. While the trusted device remains in the physical possession of the user, communication triggering circuitryis used to detect a request to establish communication with a target device that is one of a plurality of different target devices and communication circuitryis used to communicate with that target device using an authenticated identity of the user.

A beam device, in particular a particle beam device, for analyzing an object is provided, as well as a system comprising a particle beam device and an optical microscope for optically analyzing an object. The beam device simplifies the exchange and reduces the time of the exchange of objects to be examined. The beam device includes at least one beam generator that generates a beam, at least one objective lens that focuses the beam on an object arranged in a holding element. The objective lens comprises at least one connecting element. The holding element may be connected to the connecting element so that the holding element is removable from the connecting element for modification of the object. Alternatively, the holding element may be mounted to a beam column.

Beam device system comprising a particle beam device and an optical microscope

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Robert George Taylor