Abstract: A system is disclosed that includes two or more network elements, each comprising a Precision Time Protocol (PTP) Hardware Clock (PHC) that is adjustable based, at least in part, on physical layer frequency information.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a synchronized communication system includes a plurality of network devices, and clock connections to connect the network devices in a closed loop configuration, wherein the network devices are configured to distribute among the network devices a reference clock time from any selected one of the network devices.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a synchronized communication system includes a first network device and a second network device, wherein the first network device includes a first physical hardware clock, and is configured to recover a reference clock time from packets received from a remote clock, find a clock differential between a clock time output by the first physical hardware clock and the recovered reference clock time, provide a control signal to the second network device responsively to the clock differential, and the second network device includes a second physical hardware clock, and is configured to adjust a clock time output by the second physical hardware clock responsively to the control signal.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure are directed to systems, methods, and computer readable media for dynamic data transfer rate control. One method includes alternating a network device between a plurality of supported data transfer rates that are supported by the network device to achieve an unsupported data transfer rate that is not supported by the network device. Another method includes adding one or more dummy work descriptors to a data stream, and transmitting the data stream including the one or more dummy work descriptors at a supported data transfer rate that is supported by a network device to achieve an effective unsupported data transfer rate that is not supported by the network device.

Abstract: A system includes a device configured to execute workloads coupled to a processing device. The processing device is to receive a request to execute one or more workloads, the request comprising two or more numbers corresponding to a rational value associated with a rate to execute the one or more workloads. The processing device is further to determine the rate to execute the one or more workloads responsive to receiving the two or more numbers corresponding to the rational values. The processing device is to execute the one or more workloads at the determined rate.

Abstract: A system includes a device coupled to a processing device. The processing device is to receive a timing signal associated with a synchronized time. The processing device is further to synchronize a rate limiter of the device to the synchronized time responsive to receiving the timing signal, wherein the rate limiter is configured to schedule one or more workloads at a respective rate. The processing device is to receive a request to execute the one or more workloads, the request comprising a rate to execute each workload of the one or more workloads. The processing device is to execute the one or more workloads at the respective rate upon synchronizing the rate limiter.

Abstract: A system includes a device coupled to a processing device. The processing device is to receive a request to execute a plurality of workloads, the request comprising a rate to execute each workload of the plurality of workloads and a parameter value indicating an execution offset. The processing device is further to determine a sequence for executing the plurality of workloads based on receiving the rate and the parameter value, where the sequence is to execute each workload at the respective rate and each workload of the plurality of workloads is executed at a different time based on the parameter value. The processing device is to execute the plurality of workloads in accordance with the sequence upon determining the sequence to execute the plurality of workloads.

Abstract: In one embodiments, data communication system include a communication apparatus, which is configured to receive data from different user equipment devices a schedule of time periods, and packetize the data from respective ones of the user equipment devices for respective ones of the time periods into packets, a memory including a plurality of buffers, and a network interface controller configured to receive the packets from the communication apparatus, and scatter respective portions of the data belonging to respective groups of successive ones of the time periods to the buffers, responsively to a static set of steering rules, and timing information of respective ones of the packets, and wherein each respective portion of the data is scattered to the buffers a same scatter pattern.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a processing apparatus includes processing circuitry to process an event, a timestamping unit to generate a timestamp for the event, at least one register to store at least one parameter describing a hardware state of the processing circuitry, and timestamp correction processing circuitry to compute a time value as a correction to the generated timestamp responsively to the at least one parameter.

Abstract: A network adapter comprises an output that couples to a central processing unit (CPU) of a network device, a first clock coupled to the output and configured to be synchronized with a second clock that is external to the CPU and the network adapter, and circuitry coupled to the first clock. The circuitry is configured to generate, using the synchronized first clock, a tick at a time offset from a timeslot of a radio schedule for a radio unit and send the tick to the output.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a system includes a peripheral device including a hardware clock, and processing circuitry to read a given work request entry stored with a plurality of work request entries in at least one work queue in a memory, the given work request entry including timing data and an operator, the timing data being indicative of a time at which a work request should be executed, retrieve a clock value from the hardware clock, and execute the work request with a workload while execution of the work request is timed responsively to the timing data and the operator and the retrieved clock value.

Abstract: Devices, methods, and systems are provided. In one example, a device is described to include a device interface that receives data from at least one data source; a data shuffle unit that collects the data received from the at least one data source, receives a descriptor that describes a data shuffle operation to perform on the data received from the at least one data source, performs the data shuffle operation on the collected data to produce shuffled data, and provides the shuffled data to at least one data target.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a device includes a hardware clock to maintain a clock value, a hardware counter to maintain an estimation of a dynamic error bound of the clock value, and a clock controller to intermittently discipline the hardware clock responsively to a remote clock, advance the hardware counter at a rate responsively to a clock drift, and adjust the hardware counter responsively to the hardware clock being disciplined.

Abstract: A network adapter includes a host interface and a scheduler. The host interface is configured to receive, from one or more hosts, packets for transmission to respective destinations over a network. The scheduler is configured to synchronize to a time-division schedule that is employed in the network, the time-division schedule specifying (i) multiple time-slots and (ii) multiple respective groups of the destinations that are reachable during the time-slots, and, based on the time-division schedule, to schedule transmission times of the packets to the network on time-slots during which the respective destinations of the packets are reachable.

Abstract: A network device includes a port, a transmission pipeline and a time-stamping circuit. The port is configured for connecting to a network. The transmission pipeline includes multiple pipeline stages and is configured to process packets and to send the packets to the network via the port. The time-stamping circuit is configured to temporarily suspend at least some processing of at least a given packet in the transmission pipeline, to verify whether a pipeline stage having a variable processing delay, located downstream from the time-stamping circuit, meets an emptiness condition, and, only when the pipeline stage meets the emptiness condition, to time-stamp the given packet and resume the processing of the given packet.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a secure computing system comprises a key generation sub-system configured to generate cryptographic keys and corresponding key labels for distribution to computer clusters, each computer cluster including a plurality of respective endpoints, a plurality of quantum key distribution (QKD) devices connected via respective optical fiber connections, and configured to securely distribute the generated cryptographic keys among the computer clusters, and a key orchestration sub-system configured to manage caching of the cryptographic keys in advance of receiving key requests from applications running on ones of the endpoints, and provide respective ones of the cryptographic keys to the applications to enable secure communication among the applications.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a synchronized communication system includes a plurality of compute nodes, and clock connections to connect the compute nodes in a closed loop configuration, wherein the compute nodes are configured to distribute among the compute nodes a master clock frequency from any selected one of the compute nodes.

Abstract: A system is disclosed that includes two or more network elements, each comprising a Precision Time Protocol (PTP) Hardware Clock (PHC) that is adjustable based, at least in part, on physical layer frequency information.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a synchronized communication system includes a plurality of compute nodes, and clock connections to connect the compute nodes in a closed loop configuration, wherein the compute nodes are configured to distribute among the compute nodes a master clock frequency from any selected one of the compute nodes.

Abstract: Apparatus for data communications includes a host interface, which is configured to be connected to a bus of a host computer having a processor and a memory. Processing circuitry, which is coupled to the host interface, is configured to receive video data with respect to a sequence of pixels, the video data including data words of more than eight bits per pixel for at least one pixel component of the pixels, and to write the video data, via the host interface, to at least one buffer in the memory while justifying the video data in the memory so that the successive pixels in the sequence are byte-aligned in the at least one buffer.