Qualcomm Incorporated

Synaptics Corporation

Xiao William Cheng

Arvind Vardarajan Santhanam

Thawatt Gopal

Pontus Evert Lidman

Xiaoning Lu

Yuanbo Wang

Defang Chen

Hongjie Guan

Jingliang Li

Viswanath Sankaran

Yue Hong

Christopher James Pais

Harsimransingh Narindersingh Bindra

Billy Andika

Parth AshwinKumar Pandya

In a dual network link scenario, a wireless network may provide a user equipment (UE) with a measurement configuration indicating multiple inter-frequency measurement objects during an off duration of a discontinuous reception (DRX) cycle configured on a first network link. The UE may assign the inter-frequency measurement objects to a second network link if the second network link has an always-on configuration. Alternatively, if the second network link has a DRX configuration, the UE may perform some inter-frequency measurement activities on the first network link and assign some inter-frequency measurement objects to unoccupied gap occasions in the off duration for the DRX cycle configured on the second network link. In this way, the UE may save power by spending more time in a low power state, and mobility performance for the UE may be improved by increasing the efficiency and reliability of inter-frequency measurement activities.

Load balancing inter-frequency measurement activities for dual network link scenarios

A secure processing system includes a memory having a secure partition and a non-secure partition, a neural network processing unit (NPU) configured to initiate transactions with the memory, and a memory protection unit (MPU) configured to filter the transactions. Each of the transactions includes at least an address of the memory to be accessed, one of a plurality of first master identifiers (IDs) associated with the NPU, and security information indicating whether the NPU is in a secure state or a non-secure state when the transaction is initiated. The MPU is to selectively deny access to the secure partition of the memory based at least in part on the memory address, the first master ID, and the security information associated with each of the transactions.

Granular access control for secure memory

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