Abstract: A parasitic-aware single-edge triggered flip-flop reduces clock power through layout optimization, enabled through process-circuit co-optimization. The static pass-gate master-slave flip-flop utilizes novel layout optimization enabling significant power reduction. The layout removes the clock poly over notches in the diffusion area. Poly lines implement clock nodes. The poly lines are aligned between n-type and p-type active regions.

Abstract: A family of novel, low power, min-drive strength, double-edge triggered (DET) input data multiplexer (Mux-D) scan flip-flop (FF) is provided. The flip-flop takes the advantage of no state node in the slave to remove data inverters in a traditional DET FF to save power, without affecting the flip-flop functionality under coupling/glitch scenarios.

Abstract: A fast Mux-D scan flip-flop is provided, which bypasses a scan multiplexer to a master keeper side path, removing delay overhead of a traditional Mux-D scan topology. The design is compatible with simple scan methodology of Mux-D scan, while preserving smaller area and small number of inputs/outputs. Since scan Mux is not in the forward critical path, circuit topology has similar high performance as level-sensitive scan flip-flop and can be easily converted into bare pass-gate version. The new fast Mux-D scan flip-flop combines the advantages of the conventional LSSD and Mux-D scan flip-flop, without the disadvantages of each.

Abstract: Described is a system for detecting and correcting perception errors in a perception system. In operation, the system generates a list of detected objects from perception data of a scene, which allows for the generation of a list of background classes from backgrounds in the perception data associated with the list of detected objects. For each detected object in the list of detected objects, a closest background class is identified from the list of background classes. Vectors can then be used to determine a semantic feature, which is used to identify axioms. An optimal perception parameter is then generated, which is used to adjust perception parameters in the perception system to minimize perception errors.

Abstract: Techniques are provided to manage security artifacts. Specifically, a security management system is disclosed for implementing security artifact archives to manage security artifacts. A security artifact archive may include information for managing one or more security artifacts that can be referenced or included in the security artifact archive. The security management system can create, edit, read, send, and perform other management operations for security artifact archives. Objects can be bundled in an object-specific security artifact archive. Security artifact archives may be named, versioned, tagged and/or labeled for identification. Security artifact archives may be transmitted to a destination (e.g., a service provider or a client system) that provides access to an object whose access is dependent on security artifacts. The destination may can manage access to the object using a security artifact archive that includes relevant and current security artifacts for the object.

Abstract: An apparatus is provided which comprises: a multi-bit quad latch with an internally coupled level sensitive scan circuitry; and a combinational logic coupled to an output of the multi-bit quad latch. Another apparatus is provided which comprises: a plurality of sequential logic circuitries; and a clocking circuitry comprising inverters, wherein the clocking circuitry is shared by the plurality of sequential logic circuitries.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to systems and methods of providing content. A server can generate a request for a push content item for an account identifier linked with a computing device. The server can establish a push auction for the account identifier with multiple candidate push content items. The server can determine an auction score for each candidate push content item and select a push content item therefrom based on the auction score. The server can determine a parameter for the account identifier and control delivery of the selected push content item based on a delivery control policy. The server can compare a value of the parameter with a threshold value to authorize the push content item. The server can provide the selected and authorized push content item for presentation in a push content slot via the computing device linked to the account identifier.

Abstract: An apparatus is provided which comprises: a first flip-flop (FF) cell with a data path multiplexed with a scan-data path, wherein the scan-data path is independent of a min-delay buffer, wherein the first FF cell has a memory element formed of at least two inverting cells, wherein the two inverting cells are coupled together via a common node; and a second FF cell with a data path multiplexed with a scan-data path, wherein the scan-data path of the second FF cell is independent of a min-delay buffer, and wherein the scan-data path of the second FF cell is coupled to the common node of the first FF cell.

Abstract: Systems, apparatuses and methods identify a plurality of registers that are associated with a system-on-chip. The plurality of registers includes a first portion dedicated to write operations and a second portion dedicated to read operations. The technology writes data to the first portion of the plurality of registers, and transfers the data from the first portion to the second portion.

Abstract: Described is a system to evaluate and reduce perception error in object detection and recognition. The system includes a perception module that receives perception data (of an object(s)) from an environment proximate a mobile platform. Perception probes are generated that describe one or more characteristics of the objects. The perception probes are converted into probabilistic signal temporal logic (PSTL)-based constraints that provide axioms having statistical analysis of the perception probes. The axioms are evaluated to classify the perception probes as valid or erroneous. Optimal perception parameters are generated by solving an optimization problem based on the axioms, which allows the system to adjust the perception module based on the optimal perception parameters.

Abstract: The disclosure is directed to maintaining an asynchronous communication via an intermediary. An agent executed on a device intermediary to clients and providers can receive a request from a client for an asynchronous communication between the client device and a provider device. The agent identifies a provider dynamic identifier identifying the provider. The agent uses a communication channel selection policy to determine a communication channel and a provider static identifier corresponding to the provider device. The agent maps a client dynamic identifier assigned by the server to a client static identifier of the client device. The agent generates a transmission data package including the content, a source address identifying the client dynamic identifier and a destination address identifying the provider static identifier.

Abstract: The present invention discloses methods and systems face recognition. Face recognition involves receiving an image/frame, detecting one or more faces in the image, detecting feature points for each of the detected faces in the image, aligning and normalizing the detected feature points, extracting feature descriptors based on the detected feature points and matching the extracted feature descriptors with a set of pre-stored images for face recognition.

Abstract: An example method facilitates enabling Key Encryption Key (KEK) rotation for a running multi-tenant system without requiring system downtime or interruption. The example method facilitates decrypting a set of one or more DEKs using a preexisting KEK; using a new KEK to re-encode the DEKs using the new KEK, all while simultaneously enabling servicing of tenant requests. This is enabled in part, by strategic caching of tenant DEKs in a secure local memory, wherein the cached tenant DEKs are maintained in the clear and are readily accessible to running processes that are using the DEKs to decrypt and access tenant data, irrespective of the state of a background process used to implement the KEK rotation to the new KEK.

Abstract: A graphical user interface (GUI) of a computer system is described herein. The GUI comprises a display (e.g., screen) comprising a first sector and a second sector that may be used to assist a user to perform a surgical intervention, e.g., a cardiac ablation procedure using a catheter having a balloon with electrodes disposed thereon. The first sector may include a menu comprising dialog boxes. The second sector may comprise an image of the balloon and representations of the electrodes. The GUI may also include a processor. The processor may be configured to, e.g., receive inputs from the dialog boxes, change appearances of the dialog boxes, receive inputs from the electrode representations, change appearances of the electrode representations, control irrigation to the balloon, and control power to the electrodes.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a technique for reduction of latency in network traffic data transmissions. The system parses an online document to determine a messaging identifier used to communicate over an asynchronous network-based communication channel with a content provider device. The system assembles a first instance of the online content item with the messaging identifier. An intermediary appliance located on the asynchronous network-based communication channel in between the first computing device and the content provider device intercepts data packets including the electronic message The system determines a quality of the asynchronous network-based communication channel. The system blocks insertion of the messaging identifier in a second instance of the online content item prior to transmission of the second instance of the online content item to a second computing device to reduce latency by preventing additional messages from being sent to the messaging identifier.

Abstract: An apparatus is provided which comprises: a first flip-flop (FF) cell with a data path multiplexed with a scan-data path, wherein the scan-data path is independent of a min-delay buffer, wherein the first FF cell has a memory element formed of at least two inverting cells, wherein the two inverting cells are coupled together via a common node; and a second FF cell with a data path multiplexed with a scan-data path, wherein the scan-data path of the second FF cell is independent of a min-delay buffer, and wherein the scan-data path of the second FF cell is coupled to the common node of the first FF cell.

Abstract: The disclosure is directed to maintaining an asynchronous communication via an intermediary. An agent executed on a device intermediary to clients and providers can receive a request from a client for an asynchronous communication between the client device and a provider device. The agent identifies a provider dynamic identifier identifying the provider. The agent uses a communication channel selection policy to determine a communication channel and a provider static identifier corresponding to the provider device. The agent maps a client dynamic identifier assigned by the server to a client static identifier of the client device. The agent generates a transmission data package including the content, a source address identifying the client dynamic identifier and a destination address identifying the provider static identifier.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to providing call context to content providers. A tracker receives a selection of a content item associated with a keyword. The tracker stores, in an impression data structure, tracking data including the keyword. The tracker maps the selected content item to a first virtual number and generates a link there between. The tracker receives a call from a client device to initiate a first communication channel via the first virtual number. The tracker performs a lookup in a database using the first virtual number to identify a second virtual number corresponding to the content provider and to identify the tracking data. The tracker establishes, via the second virtual number, a second communication channel between the client device and a content provider device. The tracker provides the tracking data to the content provider via the second communication channel.

Abstract: An example method facilitates enabling Key Encryption Key (KEK) rotation for a running multi-tenant system without requiring system downtime or interruption. The example method facilitates decrypting a set of one or more DEKs using a preexisting KEK; using a new KEK to re-encode the DEKs using the new KEK, all while simultaneously enabling servicing of tenant requests. This is enabled in part, by strategic caching of tenant DEKs in a secure local memory, wherein the cached tenant DEKs are maintained in the clear and are readily accessible to running processes that are using the DEKs to decrypt and access tenant data, irrespective of the state of a background process used to implement the KEK rotation to the new KEK.

Abstract: In accordance with an embodiment, described herein is a system and method for providing security services using a security configuration template in a multi-tenant environment. The system can load a security configuration template in memory when the multi-tenant environment starts, and can use the security configuration template to create a multi-headed tree to represent tenant-specific security configurations. Each head of the multi-headed tree can represent a root node of either the security configuration template or a tenant-specific security configuration. Each tenant-specific security configuration can reuse one or more nodes in the security configuration template by referencing those nodes, and can include one or more new nodes created from the security configuration template by replacing each placeholder therein with tenant-specific values.