System and method for encrypted data compression with a hardware management layer

Abstract

A system and method for encrypted data compression with hardware management combines data compression techniques with real-time hardware optimization. The system receives an input data stream comprising data blocks, analyzes frequency distributions within the stream, and generates a conditioned data stream by identifying portions that deviate from target frequency distributions and applying conditioning rules. A hardware management layer continuously monitors the system resource utilization including processing latency, memory consumption, and field-programmable gate array (FPGA) resource usage during data processing operations. When resource utilization exceeds performance thresholds, the system generates hardware optimization plans and implements configuration changes including memory reallocation, processor adjustments, and FPGA resource management. The system applies Burrow's-Wheeler transforms (BWT) to improve data compressibility and creates error streams through XOR operations between original and conditioned data. The hardware management layer enables dynamic adaptation to changing processing demands while maintaining optimal system performance for data compression operations.