Qualcomm Incorporated

Intercontinental Exchange Holdings, Inc.

3Com Corporation

Nyse Arca LLC

Flarion Technologies, Inc.

U.S. Robotics Corporation

Other

Motorola Corporation

3 Com Corporation

U.S. Robotics Access Corp.

Vladimir G Parizhsky

Rajiv Laroia

Alexei Lebedev

Junyi Li

Robert Cornish

Murari Srinivasan

Pablo Alejandro Anigstein

Andrew L Norrell

Carl H Alelyunas

Scott A Lery

Arnab Das

Sathyadev Venkata Uppala

George Tsirtsis

Thomas J Richardson

Mark A Waldron

Vincent Douglas Park

Tom Richardson

M Scott Corson

Dae-Young Kim

Richard John Dynarski

Sepehr Mehrabanzad

David R Mazik

Dale M Walsh

John Pilozzi

Jack Liu

Das Arnab

S Arif Ahmed

Aleksandar Jovicic

Frank A Lane

Ying Wang

Hui Jin

Mathew Scott Corson

Michael G Nicholas

Patrick M Maurer

Vitali Vinokour

Alexandre L Leonidov

Rakesh Champalal Dugad

Rajiv c/o Qualcomm Incorporated Laroia

Rakeshc/o Qualcomm Inc Champalal Dugad

George c/o Qualcomm Flarion Technologies Inc Tsirtsis

Hui c/o Qualcomm Incorporated Jin

Systems and methods for regulating electronic messages transmissions. A message delay system is disposed between one or more first entities and a second entity within at least one network. Electronic messages are received from among at least one the first entities and the second entity at one or more message arrival times. A message delay component applies a delay to each received electronic message, based on a predefined delay time common to all of the first entities and a first entity delay offset associated with a first entity that is associated with the received message. The first entity delay offset is based on a geographical origin of the first entity relative to a geographical origin of the second entity. Each delayed message is transmitted to a designated recipient via the network, where the designated recipient is among the second entity and the first entities.

System and method for regulating electronic message transmissions

Wireless terminals and base stations support multiple modes of dedicated control channel operation wherein wireless terminals are allocated different amounts of dedicated uplink resources for reporting control information. A set of dedicated control channel segments is utilized by a wireless terminal to communicate uplink control information reports to its serving base station attachment point. Full tone and split-tone modes of dedicated control channel operation are supported. In full tone mode, a single wireless terminal is allocated each of the dedicated control channel segments associated with a single logical tone. In split tone mode, dedicated control channel segments associated with a single logical tone are allocated between different wireless terminals, with each of the multiple wireless terminals receiving a different non-overlapping subset of the dedicated control channel segments. Logical dedicated control channel tones can be dynamically reallocated for full-tone mode use or split tone mode use.

Methods and apparatus of implementing and/or using a control channel

Methods and apparatus for generating and using multicast transaction messages in an exchange system are described. A unicast transaction message is received, e.g., by a gateway device which interacts with devices outside the exchange system. The gateway device generates a multicast transaction message from the unicast transaction message and sends transmits it to other devices in the exchange system. A multicast transaction message is received by the gateway device. The gateway generates a unicast transaction response message and sends it to the trader system which sent the transaction message to which the response corresponds. Traders are permitted to include information in a transaction message field which is not interpreted or used by the exchange to control message processing. The information in the uninterpreted field is echoed back to the trader system and allows the trader to correlate the transaction messages to one or more clients or to perform other operations.

Methods and apparatus for using multicast messaging in a system for implementing transactions

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Vladimir G Parizhsky