Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for reducing power consumption of a multi-die device, such as a network processor FPGA (npFPGA). The multi-die device may include hardware resources such as FPGA dies, which may be coupled to NIC dies and/or memory dies. Power consumption of the multi-die device may be reduced by monitoring usage of hardware resources in the multi-die device, identifying hardware resources that are not in use, and gating power to the identified hardware resources. The status of processing elements (PEs) in the multi-die device may be tracked in a PE state table. Based on the PE state table, tasks from a task queue may be assigned to one or more processing elements.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method and system for classifying elements of a product. The method comprises identifying elements of the product. Thereupon, features of the one or more elements are determined, using a feature recognition technique. The features correspond to manufacturing operations required for manufacturing the elements, and include sheet metal operations, turn operations, injection moulding operations, and machining operations. The manufacturing operations are determined in a priority order with the sheet metal operation having a highest priority and the machining operation having a least priority.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for reducing power consumption of a multi-die device, such as a network processor FPGA (npFPGA). The multi-die device may include hardware resources such as FPGA dies, which may be coupled to NIC dies and/or memory dies. Power consumption of the multi-die device may be reduced by monitoring usage of hardware resources in the multi-die device, identifying hardware resources that are not in use, and gating power to the identified hardware resources. The status of processing elements (PEs) in the multi-die device may be tracked in a PE state table. Based on the PE state table, tasks from a task queue may be assigned to one or more processing elements.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for reducing power consumption of a multi-die device, such as a network processor FPGA (npFPGA). The multi-die device may include hardware resources such as FPGA dies, which may be coupled to NIC dies and/or memory dies. Power consumption of the multi-die device may be reduced by monitoring usage of hardware resources in the multi-die device, identifying hardware resources that are not in use, and gating power to the identified hardware resources. The status of processing elements (PEs) in the multi-die device may be tracked in a PE state table. Based on the PE state table, tasks from a task queue may be assigned to one or more processing elements.

Abstract: A process of producing heavy chain peptide and/or light chain peptide of recombinant Factor VIII protein includes using the Pichia pastoris expression system. A process of producing a functional recombinant Factor VIII protein by reconstituting the Heavy chain and Light chain produced using said Pichia pastoris expression system. The said functional recombinant Factor VIII protein shows improved activity and therefore is used in the management of haemophilia.

Abstract: A process of producing heavy chain peptide and/or light chain peptide of recombinant Factor VIII protein includes using the Pichia pastoris expression system. A process of producing a functional recombinant Factor VIII protein by reconstituting the Heavy chain and Light chain produced using said Pichia pastoris expression system. The said functional recombinant Factor VIII protein shows improved activity and therefore is used in the management of haemophilia.

Abstract: Method, system and computer program product for managing resources in a data processing system. Knowledge provided by each subsystem of a plurality of subsystems of an operating system regarding behavior of the subsystem is shared by other subsystems of the operating system, and the shared knowledge, together with existing functional characteristics of the subsystems is used by the operating system to more efficiently manage resources in the data processing system.

Abstract: A scalable high performance ATM cell/packet switch (HiPAS) element for a shared memory switch fabric application. The switch element includes a PAC Bus (Packet/ATM Cell Bus) and the Switch Fabric Controller bus (SC Bus). The HiPAS switch element receives and transmits the ATM cells/packets through the PAC Bus. The PAC bus provides independent parallel datapaths for the receive port and transmit port. The PAC Bus provides a unique structural feature to the HiPAS switch element and allows expansion to the switch capacity in a manner similar to a bit-slice processor. Multiple number of HiPAS switch elements can be concatenated to expand the capacity. In the concatenated configuration, the datapaths of the receive port and transmit port are interleaved so that the interconnection remains point-to-point. As the result, all of the switch ports in the switch execute the cell transactions concurrently on the PAC bus.

Abstract: An electronic remote data recorder records pulses representing usage of a commodity such as, for example, water, gas or electricity from a plurality of consumers. The data from each consumer is stored in a respective data storage device. Each data storage device is associated with an interval data directory which stores the times at which significant events, affecting the data in the data storage device occurred. Thus, the data in the data storage device is compact, without requiring a contemporaneous time code for each data item. Data integrity is retained over a period of power outage in a non-volatile storage device. Initial, post-installation programming is enabled by comparing the data pattern in the non-volatile storage device with a predefined data pattern that is expected to exist once the apparatus has been programmed. A write-protect switch prevents programming during an incoming call after the initial programming.

Abstract: An electronic remote data recorder records pulses representing usage of a commodity such as, for example, water, gas or electricity from a plurality of consumers. The data from each consumer is stored in a respective data storage device. Each data storage device is associated with an interval data directory which stores the times at which significant events, affecting the data in the data storage device occurred. Thus, the data in the data storage device is compact, without requiring a contemporaneous time code for each data item. Data integrity is retained over a period of power outage in a non-volatile storage device. Initial, post-installation programming is enabled by comparing the data pattern in the non-volatile storage device with a predefined data pattern that is expected to exist once the apparatus has been programmed. A write-protect switch prevents programming during an incoming call after the initial programming.