Abstract: A method and system is provided for provisioning curated insurance service. The present application provides a method and system for provisioning curated insurance service, comprises receiving consumer data along with geo-spatial data about insurance products; provisioning through a platform (102), plurality of insurance products to the consumer based on the consumer data; receiving from the consumer, one or more criteria for the insurance product selection; and provisioning quotation for a single or group insurance product to the consumer based on the one or more criteria through the platform (102).

Abstract: An improved data processing system for executing branch instructions which has lower latency times and which only rarely requires the instruction pipeline to be flushed is disclosed. The data processing system utilizes a register file to hold the information needed to execute a branch instruction. The information is loaded into the register file in advance of the branch instruction. This allows the system to prepare more than one branch instruction at any given time. The present invention may be used to cause the cache line containing the target address of the branch instruction to be loaded soon as the target address is available for the branch instruction. Since the outcome of the branch instruction is almost always known when the branch instruction enters the instruction pipeline, the instruction pipeline only rarely needs to be flushed.

Abstract: A page mapping system for virtual memory that requires only one address to be continually resident in memory per user subspace and permits the size of a process subspace to be varied dynamically. The system provides a tree of page map pages ("PM pages") with only the very root of the tree (a base address entry) being required to be in physical memory. Depending on the size of the space, the page map includes, as well as the base address entry, a number of paged levels with one PM page at the highest level (to which PM page the base address entry points). The page map entries (PMEs) of the first level PM pages point directly to the physical pages. Each PME in a higher level of the page map points to a PM page at a lower level in the page map, whereupon the page map may grow geometrically from the highest level to the first level. The PMEs for pages or PM pages that are not allocated are so marked.