Broadcom Corporation

Walmart Apollo, LLC

Avago Technologies General IP (singapore) Pte. Ltd.

Tata Consultancy Services Limited

Avago Technologies International Sales Pte. Limited

Intel Corporation

Google Inc.

Synopsys, Inc.

Unisys Corporation

Arris Enterprises LLC

Wal-mart Stores, Inc.

Ampere Computing LLC

Vivek Kumar

Preetam Purbia

Praveen Deverachetty

Dinesh Amarnath Rao Pise

Vibhor Rastogi

Soumya Ranjan Mohanty

Santhosh Kumar Chandrasekar

Robert W Zopf

Lalit Gandotra

Lei Chen

Mohan V Kalkunte

Juin-Hwey Chen

Joakim Linde

Wen Jie Wang

Venkataramana Runkana

Venkatesh Prasad Bangalore Srinivas

Harb Abdulhamid

Venkata Sudheendra Buddhiraju

Kabeer R Manchanda

Shahram Davari

Vishnu Swaroopji Masampally

Krzysztof Czuba

Mohammad Reza Zad-Issa

Krishna Kaza

Sunil Kumar Puttaswamy Gowda

Prashant Gupta

Swati Sahu

Karundev Premraj

Amit Kumar Pundir

Sanjay Jain

Nikhil K Malukani

Dharmendra Kr Shaw

Vishal Bhawsar

Sreenivasulu Gosangi

Loc Ho

Jianxu Zheng

Ashish Ramkrishna Sontakke

Sahana Shankar

Santhoshkumar Chandrasekar

Vinay Kumar Vakati

Prem Sangeeth

Michael S Gustafson

This disclosure relates generally to method and system to monitor and control continuous ultrafiltration (UF) process units. In real time, continuous operation of UF to handle variating concentration in feed stream is tedious and complex. The UF plant system receives a plurality of input data configured to UF process units and from the real time data outliers are removed and missing values are imputed. The prediction module predicts a volumetric concentration factor (VCF) value and a throughput value by selecting a model from a model repository. The optimization module optimizes the VCF value, and the throughput value based on a plurality of optimal variables recommended for a given feed concentration. The UF plant system controls the VCF value and the throughput value for a predefined period of a prediction horizon based on a plurality of trajectory profiles recommended for the feed flow rate, the pressure data, and a feed concentration.

Method and system to monitor and control continuous ultrafiltration process units

In exemplary aspects, to extend the measured boot process performed by a trusted platform module (TPM) circuit to earlier, primitive boot components that are processed before the TPM circuit becomes available to perform boot measurements, a secure boot processing system is configured to measure earlier, primitive boot components. The measured primitive boot components are used to update a virtual configuration register (CR) value in a final virtual CR. The TPM circuit uses the final virtual CR value as an initial starting CR value to measure subsequent boot components to provide end-to-end security for boot operations. In this manner, the final virtual CR value protects boot integrity of boot operations of its CPU even if they occur before availability of the TPM circuit.

Computing systems employing measurement of boot components, such as prior to trusted platform module (TPM) availability, for enhanced boot security, and related methods

A processing device identifies a first clock tree topology for a circuit design, the first clock tree topology having a threshold feedthrough count and a first timing solution. The processing device further identifies one or more additional clock tree topologies for the circuit design, each of the one or more additional clock tree topologies having a different respective feedthrough count that is less than the threshold feedthrough count, and each of the one or more additional clock tree topologies comprising a respective timing solution. In addition, the processing device receives a selection of at least one of the first clock tree topology or the one or more additional clock tree topologies, and generates the circuit design according to the selection.

Dynamic clock tree planning using feedtiming cost

A network device includes at least one port and a processor for use in a network for communicating a packet. The processor is configured to obtain a packet header for a packet and perform telemetry using postcard and/or passport approaches. The processor uses a repurposed field in the packet header to indicate telemetry is to be performed on the packet.

Systems for and methods of network telemetry using a repurposed field

Wiper is utilized to clean side-view mirror of a vehicle. Existing wiper attached with the side-view mirror obstructs visibility of a driver while cleaning the side-view mirror in a rainy season or in a dusty environment, which leads to an accident. A vehicle mirror wiping unit is provided. The vehicle mirror wiping unit includes a mirror; a mirror shutter assembly; a mirror casing; a mirror mounting unit, consisting of: the mirror, a mirror spring, a spring retaining cap, and a mirror spring holder; a pin pass through a cut-out of the spring retaining cap, and a cut-out in the mirror spring holder; and a cleaning elastomer is triggered by the mirror shutter motor, and the mirror shutter moves from the first end of the mirror to the second end of the mirror. A frontal surface of the mirror shutter is a reflective surface functioning as a mirror.

Vehicle mirror wiping unit

Systems and methods are provided for congestion notification in network communications, including multi-protocol label switching (MPLS) network communications. In one or more implementations, an MPLS node that receives a data packet and detects congestion may generate a cloned copy of the data packet, add congestion information, such as a congestion notification label and a congestion notification header, into the data packet, and forward the cloned copy with the congestion notification label and the congestion notification header to a next MPLS node. The next MLPS node may, responsive to receiving the cloned copy with the congestion information, provide one packet with the congestion information to a subsequent node, and another packet with the congestion information to the node from which the cloned copy was received.

Congestion notification for network communication

A method, a set-top box, and a non-transitory computer readable medium for content switching and content control based on multi-user profiles. The method includes: capturing, by the set-top box, the facial information of two or more users of the plurality of users viewing content on a media play device, the media play device configured to display content from the set-top box; sending, by the set-top box, the captured facial information of the two or more users of the plurality of user viewing content on the media play device to the server; and receiving, on the set-top box, recommended content for the two or more users viewing the media play device based on a multi-user profile for the two or more users from the plurality of user profiles.

Method and system for content switching and content control based on facial identification profiling

An electronic shopping system, such as an ecommerce retail website, is constructed and programmed to provide online shoppers with the ability to create and manage multiple configurable item orders contemporaneously within a single customer account. Each item in an item order is associated with a 'purchase status' which can, in addition to other discrete adjustments, be toggled between 'active' and &#x201c;inactive&#x201d; states at or before checkout. Each item order is itself configurable in respect of delivery address, payment source, frequency, and schedule. Orders and settings are saved within the customer's account to be recalled, reviewed, refined (if desired), and executed at checkout.

Electronic shopping system utilizing multiple configurable item orders

An event ordering framework for the ordering of out of ordered messages generated by asynchronous events across disparate systems. The system receives a message, creates a common object model based on the message, and applies a dependency model to the message. Utilizing the dependency model, the framework determines if any subsequently expected messages have already arrived and reprocesses all the messages in the sequence in that event. When a dependent message arrives earlier in the sequence than expected the framework stores the messages corresponding object model for later processing.

Event ordering framework in distributed asynchronous systems

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media providing shared online shopping lists and/or carts among users are disclosed. The method includes receiving a primary virtual shopping cart containing related items generated by a first user. A database entry for the primary shopping cart is created and correlated with a shopping cart identifier in response to a user request. The database entry includes one or more keywords associated with the first user of the primary virtual shopping cart. A query is received from a second user, and a list of primary virtual shopping carts is provided to the second user based on relevancy to the query. In response to a request by the second user, the contents of a selected primary virtual shopping cart is duplicated in a secondary virtual shopping cart associated with the second user.

Online cart and shopping list sharing

An imaging architecture is described for a depth camera mode with mode switching. In one example, an imaging device has a primary camera to capture an image of a scene, a secondary camera to capture an image of the same scene, a third camera to capture an image of a second scene, a processor having a first port coupled to the primary camera to receive images from the primary camera and a second port to receive images, and a multiplexer coupled to the secondary camera and to the third camera to receive the captured images and to alternately couple the secondary camera or the third camera to the second port of the processor.

Imaging architecture for depth camera mode with mode switching

Networks devices interconnected via link groups may implement micro operations administration and maintenance (micro-OAM) sessions. The micro-OAM sessions may be used to monitor the status of individual links within the link groups at small time scales. The micro-OAM session may be implemented on a non-internet protocol (non-IP) layer. In some cases, independent micro-OAM sessions may be used to monitor different links within a link group.

Micro-OAM for link groups

A system for packet transmission over an MPLS tunnel may include a plurality of network devices. The network devices may include ingress and egress routers and intermediate routers. The system may be configured to use payload type indication labels and payload type headers to transmit packets from a plurality of user devices having different payload types and service instances over a single pseudo-wire service in a label switched path of the MPLS network.

Service multiplexing and demultiplexing using a single pseudowire service/label switched path label in a multiprotocol label switching network

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Vivek Kumar