Abstract: A system and method for a Community Networking System (CNS). A Community Networking System (CNS) is an online and/or mobile platform for sending messages from Government agencies, Organizations or Businesses (GOB) to people in a community. The CNS includes one or more community hubs that can receive messages related to one or more communities. The CNS is configured to enable registered and/or authorized business users or government users acting as senders to send messages to one or more community hubs. Preferably, a sender electronically communicates with CNS via a CNS website and/or application. The sender selects or chooses one or more intended community hubs that the sender desires to send a message to and provides the message. The sender further requests CNS (for example by clicking on “send” button) to send the message to the one or more intended community hubs. The CNS receives the request and/or the message and calculates the intended recipients of the one or more intended communities.

Abstract: A message notification device includes an update information acquisition unit and a notification unit. The update information acquisition unit is configured to, when information that uniquely specifies content is contained in a message, acquire update information as to whether or not the uniquely specified content is updated. The notification unit is configured to notify a poster who has posted the message when the update information is acquired by the update information acquisition unit.

Abstract: To provide an information processing method, information processing apparatus, and information processing system which are capable of achieving a high-quality content listening or viewing experience. An information processing method according to an embodiment of the present technology is executed by a computer, and includes calculating, on a basis of a beacon signal which is transmitted from a reproduction apparatus capable of reproducing a content, a distance from the computer to the reproduction apparatus. On a basis of the calculated distance, a transfer reproduction operation by the reproduction apparatus is controlled, in which a content that is being reproduced by a different reproduction apparatus is transferred and reproduced.

Abstract: The present invention acquires, from control data for an apparatus to be controlled in a normal operation, a relationship between a noise included in a reception signal from a cable and the apparatus to be controlled. An information processing device (13) is provided with a correlation derivation unit (13212, 13212d) for deriving a correlation value between a variation of a time-series data (1331) of a noise included in a signal input through a cable in a network and a variation of a time-series data (1332) of control data of an apparatus to be controlled (11, 16) in the network.

Abstract: Aspects discussed herein include a computer-implemented method comprising receiving a support request from a user, and during a current support session responsive to the support request, performing textual analysis of one or more inputs provided by the user during one or both of: (i) the current support session and (ii) one or more previous support sessions. The method further comprises applying one or more features determined by the textual analysis to a model to classify the user into a first class of a predefined plurality of classes that describe a pace of conversation during the current support session. The method further comprises, based on the classification of the user, assigning the support request to be fulfilled by a first operator of a predefined plurality of support operators.

Abstract: Embodiments provide for prediction and mitigation of network faults. Information associated network nodes may be compiled and used to generate network analytical records (NARs). A first model may be executed against the NARs to predict faults associated with one or more nodes of the network. Tickets are generated for predicted faults and stored in a ticket database. The tickets may be analyzed to predict executable actions to mitigate the faults associated with each ticket. To analyze the tickets, ticket data may be compiled and used to generate ticket analytical records (TARs). A second model may be executed against the TARs predict actions to resolve the predicted faults. The predicted actions may be executed to mitigate the impact that the faults have on the network, which may include preventing the faults entirely (e.g., via preventative maintenance) or minimizing the impact of the faults via use of the predicted actions.

Abstract: A computer in a distributed peer-to-peer system is disclosed. The distributed system includes a plurality of computers configured to run a distributed machine learning (ML) program represented as an expression of a target loss function with a model parameter matrix. The computer includes: a parser module configured to convert a loss function in the distributed program into an expression graph and then one or more multiplication trees; a parameter replica module in communication with the parser module, the parameter replica module configured to maintain the model parameter matrix of the ML program; a compressor module in communication with the parameter replica module, the compressor module configured to extract sufficient factors from the expression graph for updating the model matrix; and a communication module in communication with the compressor module, the communication module configured to send the sufficient factors for updating model matrix to other machines in the distributed system.

Abstract: A system and method is disclosed to transform Over-The-Top (OTT) call log data collected by telecommunications network operators into a peer-to-peer log in order to determine more accurate information. In this method the IP addresses in the call log records are compared to a list of known mediator server IP addresses and the records in the log that contain mediator server IP addresses are removed from the log to create a peer-to-peer log containing only those records that contain peer IP addresses. The data in the peer-to-peer log can then be categorized with confidence to determine network performance information as well as, for example, the percentage of traffic to a particular country. Conclusions may then be inferred regarding the removed data records based upon the data found in the peer-to-peer log.

Abstract: Managing application programs is disclosed including perceiving a current context and determining that a first event has occurred, acquiring historical data relating to the first event, determining user behavior based on the historical data, and pushing application recommendation information or controlling application status based on the determination results.

Abstract: A method including: identifying a set of dependent virtualised network functions included in a first virtual network, the set including at least a virtualised network function to be updated; creating a second virtual network including clones of virtual machines implementing the dependent virtualised network functions of the set; interconnecting, in the second virtual network, clones of the dependent virtualised network functions, identically to an interconnection in the first network of dependent virtualised network functions; identifying an input data packet of the dependent virtualised network functions, duplicating the packet and sending the duplicated packet to the second network; applying a patch to the clone of the virtualised network function to be updated in the second network; triggering an alert when a performance value of a dependent virtualised network function of the first virtual network differs from a performance value on the clone of the virtualised network function in the second network.

Abstract: Systems and techniques for providing security data points from an electronic message are presented. A system can determine a first internet protocol (IP) address of a computing device in response to a user of the computing device opening an email sent to an email address corresponding to a particular electronic account of the user, the email comprising an IP address tracking mechanism. The system can also compare the first IP address with one or more second IP addresses corresponding to one or more electronic accesses of the particular electronic account. Furthermore, the system can determine if an account access anomaly exists in regard to the particular electronic account based on a result of the comparing. The system can also implement a security measure impacting an ability of the particular electronic account to conduct one or more transactions in response to the account access anomaly existing for the particular electronic account.

Abstract: Client and server devices identify each other over a LAN or similar network through a series of unicasts. Rather than broadcasting a service announcement or discovery request as a broadcast or multicast, for example, a device instead transmits a series of unicast messages using a finite set of recipient network addresses and port numbers. Responses to the unicast messages can be collected and tracked to thereby allow subsequent communications to occur via unicasts with only the recognized addresses, with a multicast to only the recognized addresses, and/or otherwise as desired. By allowing the clients and servers to communicate with a finite set of unicast messages, a “broadcast” type message can be sent on the network without a need for router configuration. Moreover, unicasts can be sent using different protocols (e.g., TCP) than the subsequent traffic (e.g., UDP), thereby making discovery of compatible devices on the network more reliable.

Abstract: The disclosed technology is generally directed to online chat management services. In one example of the technology, organization information is accessed for tenants. The organization information includes, for each organization, configuration information for the organization. Each organization belongs to a corresponding tenant. Worker service instances are scheduled to perform fills associated with the organizations, such that sufficient fills are performed for each organization according to the configuration information for the organizations in the accessed organization information. Each fill includes: causing artifacts associated with a function to be created, such that the artifacts associated with the function are configured based on the corresponding tenant. Artifact information associated with the created artifacts is received, including at least one unique identifier associated with the created artifacts for the function.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and methods related to accessing a memory resource at one or more physically remote entities are described. A system accessing a memory resource at one or more physically remote entities may enable performance of functions, including automated functions critical for prevention of damage to a product, personnel safety, and/or reliable operation, based on increased access to data that may improve performance of a mission profile.

Abstract: A system for reading stored data may include one or more Ethernet drives and a controller, both configured to communicatively connect to a host device. The controller may receive a first read command from the host device, determine a first drive among the one or more Ethernet drives using the first read command and a mapping table, translate the first read command into a second read command, and send the second read command to the first drive. Responsive to receiving the second read command, the first drive may send a first remote data transfer instruction to the host device independent of the controller. The first remote data transfer instruction may include stored data read from the first drive to cause the host device to write the stored data read from the first drive to one or more memory buffers in the host device indicated by the second read command.

Abstract: Methods, apparatus, and systems for data plane interface network Quality of Service (QoS) in multi-tenant data centers. Data plane operations including packet generation and encapsulation are performed in software running in virtual machines (VMs) or containers hosted by a compute platform. Control plane operations, including QoS traffic classification, are implemented in hardware by a network controller. Work submission and work completion queues are implemented in software for each VM or container. Work elements (WEs) defining work to be completed by the network controller are generated by software and processed by the network controller to classify packets associated with the WEs into QoS traffic classes, wherein packets belonging to a give traffic flow are classified to the same QoS traffic class.

Abstract: A computing device, a method, and a system to enforce concurrency limits within a network fabric. The computing device includes a memory device; and a network interface controller coupled to the memory device. The network interface controller includes circuitry to communicate with a plurality of target computing devices in a network fabric. The circuitry is configured to generate packets for transmission to respective ones of a plurality of target nodes. For each packet addressed to its corresponding target node, the circuitry is to determine whether transmitting the packet would violate the target node's concurrency limit. If transmitting the packet would not violate the target node's concurrency limit, the circuitry is to transmit the packet to the target node.

Abstract: A system for delivering notification messages across different notification media comprises a processor. A processor is configured to provide an indication of a new platform notification channel to one or more platform notification services. The indication is provided to one of the one or more platform notification services through a communication module specific to the one of the one or more platform notification services. The processor is configured to create a mapping from a new universal notification channel to a set of one or more platform notification channel identifiers. Each platform notification channel identifier of the set of platform notification channel identifiers is received from a platform notification service. The processor is configured to provide the set of one or more platform notification channel identifiers to a content provider of the new universal notification channel. The processor is coupled to the memory and is configured to store instructions.

Abstract: Examples include systems and methods for managing a network for example, an enterprise network using a distributed ledger. Some examples include maintaining a distributed ledger by a plurality of NMS units in the network. Use of such distributed ledger may allow communication among NMS units of the plurality of NMS units deployed in the network through the distributed ledger.

Abstract: An apparatus for managing data in a network is provided. The apparatus includes a memory, and a processor configured to identify a first leader device and a second leader device in a swarm comprising a plurality of devices based device parameters, receive a request for downloading data, download, as the first leader device, the data from a content device in response to the request, store the downloaded data to the memory, transmit the data to the second leader device, and divide the swarm into a first sub swarm comprising the first leader device and a second sub swarm comprising the second leader device.