Intel Corporation

Scott M Oehrlein

James A Coleman

Durgesh Srivastava

Shrikant M Shah

Gerald Alan Rogers

A method may comprise identifying a signal indicating real-time mode operation for a guest operating system (OS) and directly routing an interrupt for a first processor to the guest OS while the guest OS is running without causing a transition from execution by the guest OS to execution by a host system. Other embodiments are disclosed and claimed.

Architecture and method for managing interrupts in a virtualized environment

Technologies for dynamically managing data bus bandwidth usage of virtual machines include a network device that includes a data bus, one or more processors coupled to the data bus, and one or more throttled devices coupled to the data bus. Each throttled device is configured to use no more than an amount of bus bandwidth associated with at least one throttle value assigned to the corresponding throttled device. The network device is to assign functions to virtual machines, determine throttle values for each of the throttled devices utilized by the virtual machines to perform their assigned functions, and perform the assigned functions subject to the determined throttle values. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Technologies for dynamically managing data bus bandwidth usage of virtual machines in a network device

Apparatuses, methods and storage media associated with integrated circuits (IC) or system-on-chips (SOC) are disclosed herein. In embodiments, a multi-core IC may include a number of central processing units (CPUs), and a number of input/output (I/O) resources. The IC may further include a switch fabric configured to couple the CPUs with the I/O resources, and a register to be selectively configured to exclusively couple one of the CPUs with one of the I/O resources to form a logical domain that computationally isolates the one CPU and the one I/O resource from other CPUs and other I/O. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

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Scott M Oehrlein