Abstract: A vascular access device (VAD) monitoring system includes a VAD with a catheter tube that is subcutaneously disposed and incorporates a fluorescent dye. An optical imaging system is also provided, comprising a light source emitting infrared (IR) excitation light and a camera capable of detecting signal light emitted by the fluorescent dye upon exposure to the excitation light. This enables real-time monitoring of the VAD, allowing for the detection of any potential complications or issues related to the vascular access device. The combination of the catheter tube with the fluorescent dye and the optical imaging system provides a non-invasive and efficient means of monitoring the VAD, enhancing patient safety and improving overall healthcare outcomes.

Abstract: In some aspects, the techniques described herein relate to a method including: receiving, at a client computer, a driver script file; creating, by the driver script file, a use-case specific directory; creating, by the driver script file, an application parameters file; retrieving, by the driver script file, a core configuration script file; determining, by the core configuration script file, a required database driver; retrieving, by the core configuration script file, the required database driver; retrieving, by the core configuration script file, a database driver configuration file for the required database driver; populating, by the core configuration script file, the database driver configuration file with a plurality of entries, wherein the plurality of entries in the database driver configuration file comprise entries based on a user input; and validating, by the core configuration script file, a connection defined by the database driver configuration file.

Abstract: Systems and methods use a protocol for a secure probe exchange Some embodiments relate to a first device. The first device includes a circuit configured to provide at least one frame across a connection to a second device in response to an unprotected broadcast probe request message. The frame includes an unprotected unicast probe request message. An unprotected broadcast probe request message may refer to a broadcast message (e.g., a management frame) that requests a response and is not encrypted in some embodiments.

Abstract: Implementations of the present disclosure generally relate to the fabrication of integrated circuits. More particularly, the implementations described herein provide techniques for deposition of boron-carbon films on a substrate. In one implementation, a method of processing a substrate is provided. The method comprises flowing a hydrocarbon-containing gas mixture into a processing volume of a processing chamber having a substrate positioned therein, wherein the substrate is heated to a substrate temperature from about 400 degrees Celsius to about 700 degrees Celsius, flowing a boron-containing gas mixture into the processing volume and generating an RF plasma in the processing volume to deposit a boron-carbon film on the heated substrate, wherein the boron-carbon film has an elastic modulus of from about 200 to about 400 GPa and a stress from about ?100 MPa to about 100 MPa.

Abstract: Various aspects of methods, systems, and use cases include coordinating actions at an edge device based on power production in a distributed edge computing environment. A method may include identifying a long-term service level agreement (SLA) for a component of an edge device, and determining a list of resources related to the component using the long-term SLA. The method may include scheduling a task for the component based on the long-term SLA, a current battery level at the edge device, a current energy harvest rate at the edge device, or an amount of power required to complete the task. A resource of the list of resources may be used to initiate the task, such as according to the scheduling.

Abstract: Methods, systems, computing devices, and/or the like are provided. According to various embodiments, method for monitoring communications between an in-air communication system and a ground-based communication system may include storing one or more messages received from the in-air communication system or the ground-based communication system; monitoring a transaction between the ground-based communication system and the in-air communication system; tracking a plurality of metadata related to the one or more messages, storing the plurality of metadata; determining, based at least in part on the plurality of metadata, one or more performance indicators, wherein the one or more performance indicators comprise percentages of the one or more messages sent from the in-air communication system to the ground-based communication system that fail to meet a plurality of performance benchmarks; and outputting at least the one or more percentages.

Abstract: A hardware device receives a work request from a guest, the work request identifying a virtual address within a guest address space. The hardware device sends an address translation request to an address translation resource to translate the virtual address to a corresponding physical address in a physical address space. A blocking message is received from the address translation resource based on a determination that the virtual address is a faulty address and the blocking message identifies a source of the faulty address. The hardware device prevents a later address translation request for a later work request from the source based on the blocking message.

Abstract: Described are techniques for bandwidth allocation in container orchestration systems. The techniques include monitoring storage bandwidth designated for one or more storage operations in association with one or more storage volumes attached to a server that hosts containerized applications, where a fixed amount of bandwidth provided to the server is divided between the storage bandwidth available for the one or more storage operations and network bandwidth available for network operations. The techniques further include determining that increasing the storage bandwidth will improve performance of at least one of the one or more storage operations. The techniques further include identifying an amount of the network bandwidth as being available for reallocation to the storage bandwidth, and reallocating the amount of the network bandwidth to the storage bandwidth for use in performing the one or more storage operations.

Abstract: Examples described herein relate to an apparatus that includes a memory and at least one processor where the at least one processor is to receive configuration to gather performance data for a function from one or more platforms and during execution of the function, collect performance data for the function and store the performance data after termination of execution of the function. Some examples include an interface coupled to the at least one processor and the interface is to receive one or more of: an identifier of a function, resources to be tracked as part of function execution, list of devices to be tracked as part of function execution, type of monitoring of function execution, or meta-data to identify when the function is complete. Performance data can be accessed to determine performance of multiple executions of the short-lived function.

Abstract: In one embodiment, an apparatus includes: an interface to couple a plurality of devices of a system and enable communication according to a Compute Express Link (CXL) protocol. The interface may receive a consistent memory request having a type indicator to indicate a type of consistency to be applied to the consistent memory request. A request scheduler coupled to the interface may receive the consistent memory request and schedule it for execution according to the type of consistency, based at least in part on a priority of the consistent memory request and one or more pending consistent memory requests. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: Technologies for dynamically managing resources in disaggregated accelerators include an accelerator. The accelerator includes acceleration circuitry with multiple logic portions, each capable of executing a different workload. Additionally, the accelerator includes communication circuitry to receive a workload to be executed by a logic portion of the accelerator and a dynamic resource allocation logic unit to identify a resource utilization threshold associated with one or more shared resources of the accelerator to be used by a logic portion in the execution of the workload, limit, as a function of the resource utilization threshold, the utilization of the one or more shared resources by the logic portion as the logic portion executes the workload, and subsequently adjust the resource utilization threshold as the workload is executed. Other embodiments are also described and claimed.

Abstract: An apparatus comprising a network interface controller comprising a queue for messages for a thread executing on a host computing system, wherein the queue is dedicated to the thread; and circuitry to send a notification to the host computing system to resume execution of the thread when a monitoring rule for the queue has been triggered.

Abstract: Hybrid and adaptive cooling systems are described. A method comprises selecting a cooling system type from a set of cooling system types of a hybrid cooling system to cool an electronic component of an electronic device, generating a control directive to activate a cooling component of the cooling system type, and performing thermal management of the electronic component of the electronic device using the cooling component of the cooling system type. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: There is disclosed in one example an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), including: an artificial intelligence (AI) circuit; and circuitry to: identify a flow, the flow including traffic diverted from a core cloud service of a network to be serviced by an edge node closer to an edge of the network than to the core of the network; receive telemetry related to the flow, the telemetry including fine-grained and flow-level network monitoring data for the flow; operate the AI circuit to predict, from the telemetry, a future service-level demand for the edge node; and cause a service parameter of the edge node to be tuned according to the prediction.

Abstract: Methods, apparatus, systems, and articles of manufacture are disclosed to estimate workload complexity. An example apparatus includes processor circuitry to perform at least one of first, second, or third operations to instantiate payload interface circuitry to extract workload objective information and service level agreement (SLA) criteria corresponding to a workload, and acceleration circuitry to select a pre-processing model based on (a) the workload objective information and (b) feedback corresponding to workload performance metrics of at least one prior workload execution iteration, execute the pre-processing model to calculate a complexity metric corresponding to the workload, and select candidate resources based on the complexity metric.

Abstract: Technologies for fulfilling service requests in an edge architecture include an edge gateway device to receive a request from an edge device or an intermediate tier device of an edge network to perform a function of a service by an entity hosting the service. The edge gateway device is to identify one or more input data to fulfill the request by the service and request the one or more input data from an edge resource identified to provide the input data. The edge gateway device is to provide the input data to the entity associated with the request.

Abstract: Examples described herein relate to a network device apparatus that includes a packet processing circuitry configured to determine if target data associated with a memory access request is stored in a different device than that identified in the memory access request and based on the target data associated with the memory access request identified as stored in a different device than that identified in the memory access request, cause transmission of the memory access request to the different device. In some examples, the memory access request comprises an identifier of a requester of the memory access request and the identifier comprises a Process Address Space identifier (PASID) and wherein the configuration that a redirection operation is permitted to be performed for a memory access request is based at least on the identifier.

Abstract: An architecture to perform resource management among multiple network nodes and associated resources is disclosed. Example resource management techniques include those relating to: proactive reservation of edge computing resources; deadline-driven resource allocation; speculative edge QoS pre-allocation; and automatic QoS migration across edge computing nodes.

Abstract: Technologies for accelerated key caching in an edge hierarchy include multiple edge appliance devices organized in tiers. An edge appliance device receives a request for a key, such as a private key. The edge appliance device determines whether the key is included in a local key cache and, if not, requests the key from an edge appliance device included in an inner tier of the edge hierarchy. The edge appliance device may request the key from an edge appliance device included in a peer tier of the edge hierarchy. The edge appliance device may activate per-tenant accelerated logic to identify one or more keys in the key cache for eviction. The edge appliance device may activate per-tenant accelerated logic to identify one or more keys for pre-fetching. Those functions of the edge appliance device may be performed by an accelerator such as an FPGA. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: Example edge gateway circuitry to schedule service requests in a network computing system includes: gateway-level hardware queue manager circuitry to: parse the service requests based on service parameters in the service requests; and schedule the service requests in a queue based on the service parameters, the service requests received from client devices; and hardware queue manager communication interface circuitry to send ones of the service requests from the queue to rack-level hardware queue manager circuitry in a physical rack, the ones of the service requests corresponding to functions as a service provided by resources in the physical rack.