Abstract: Various systems and methods for implementing end-to-end quality of service (QoS) for network communications are provided using various network and compute technologies. In an example, managing Quality of Service (QoS) for end-to-end network data flows, includes: identifying QoS characteristics for data flows of a user equipment (UE), for data flows performed via multiple access networks; mapping the QoS characteristics to network functions of at least one of the multiple access networks; and controlling the network functions of the at least one of the multiple access networks, based on the QoS characteristics, as the network functions are implemented at respective resources located within at least one of the multiple access networks. Further examples for controlling the network functions using Access Traffic Steering, Switching and Splitting (ATSSS) functionality in an 3GPP multi-access network, and configuring a network exposure function of an 3GPP multi-access network, are also disclosed.

Abstract: There is disclosed a computing apparatus, including: a memory; a memory encryption controller to encrypt at least a region of the memory; and a network interface to communicatively couple the computing apparatus to a remote host; wherein the memory encryption controller is configured to send an encrypted packet decryptable via an encryption key directly from the memory to the remote host via the network interface, bypassing a network protocol stack.

Abstract: There is disclosed a computing apparatus, including: a memory; a memory encryption controller to encrypt at least a region of the memory; and a network interface to communicatively couple the computing apparatus to a remote host; wherein the memory encryption controller is configured to send an encrypted packet decryptable via an encryption key directly from the memory to the remote host via the network interface, bypassing a network protocol stack.

Abstract: There is disclosed in one example a computing apparatus, including: a local platform including a hardware platform; a management interface to communicatively couple the local platform to a management controller; a virtualization infrastructure to operate on the hardware platform and to provide a local virtualized function; and a resiliency controller to operate on the hardware platform, and configured to: receive a resiliency policy from the management controller via the management interface, the resiliency policy including information to handle a fault in the virtualized function; detect a fault in the local virtualized function; and effect a resiliency action responsive to detecting the fault.

Abstract: There is disclosed in one example a computing apparatus, including: a local platform including a hardware platform; a management interface to communicatively couple the local platform to a management controller; a virtualization infrastructure to operate on the hardware platform and to provide a local virtualized function; and a resiliency controller to operate on the hardware platform, and configured to: receive a resiliency policy from the management controller via the management interface, the resiliency policy including information to handle a fault in the virtualized function; detect a fault in the local virtualized function; and effect a resiliency action responsive to detecting the fault.

Abstract: Particular embodiments described herein provide for an electronic device that can be configured to receive a request for a timestamp associated with a virtual machine, determine a current time from a timestamp counter, and subtract a timing compensation from the current time from the timestamp counter to create the timestamp, where the timing compensation includes an amount of time that execution of the virtual machine was suspended. In an example, a VM_EXIT instruction was used to suspend execution of the virtual machine and the timestamp counter was read before the VM_EXIT instruction was processed by a hypervisor.