Abstract: A virtual meeting server and method to provide automatic status notifications of screensharing status between a presenter device sharing a screen with at least one participant device during a screensharing session, including a channel module to establish and maintain communication channels between the presenter and participant devices for transmitting signals to set up the screensharing session and data, including content frames, used in the screensharing session, a detection module to detect an acknowledgement response that the participant device has received the content, an analysis engine to analyze and determine a status of the screensharing session based on analyzing the acknowledgement response, and a notification module to send a status notification to the presenter device and the participant device, wherein the status notification indicates whether connection for the screensharing session has been established and is being maintained between the presenter device and the participant device.

Abstract: A system and method to provide automatic status notifications of screensharing status to meeting participant devices participating in a screensharing session in a virtual meeting via a virtual meeting server, to, after an activation of the screen sharing session, determine if content frames for the screensharing session sent from a presenter device have reached other receiving meeting participant devices, determine if the received content frames meet predetermined threshold requirements, determine if an acknowledgment response has been sent to the virtual meeting server from a receiving device confirming receipt of the content frames, and generate a status notification to indicate on a user interface of the presenter device whether the content frames have been received by the receiving devices and meet the predetermined threshold requirements or fail to meet the predetermined threshold requirements.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for controlling a wake-up operation of a memory circuit. The memory circuit may include a memory array with a plurality of memory cells, first logic circuitry, first switching circuitry, first latch circuitry, and second switching circuitry. The first logic circuitry may be configured to generate a first bit line pre-charge signal for a first memory cell of the plurality of memory cells, where the first bit line pre-charge signal is generated in response to a sleep signal. The first switching circuitry may be configured to provide power to one or more bit line of the first memory cell in response to the first bit line pre-charge signal. The first latch circuit may receive the sleep signal and the first bit line pre-charge signal and generate a delayed sleep signal.

Abstract: An electronic gaming machine includes a display, a player input device, a credit input mechanism, and a processor programmed to perform operations comprising: (i) display a search pattern matrix to a player on the display, the search pattern matrix includes a plurality of cells that are selectable by the player; (ii) receive an input selection of cells of the search pattern matrix from the player; (iii) search a pay table associated with a wagering game provided by the gaming machine for winning patterns included within the pay table and having at least the same plurality of cells daubed as are indicated by the search pattern matrix; and (iv) display the winning patterns identified by the searching to the player via the display, the displaying including presenting the winning patterns in a matrix display format identifying one or more daubed cells of the associated winning patterns within the matrix display

Abstract: A digital object generation platform processes a request to generate a digital object associated with an event according to criteria associated with the event for generating the digital object. If the criteria are satisfied, the platform generates the digital object based on digital media associated with the event. A user decipherable representation of the digital object is encoded to a smart contract.

Abstract: A digital object generation platform generates a digital object associated with an event. Ownership of the digital object is assigned to a first cryptographic wallet based on attendance of a first user associated with the first cryptographic wallet at the event. When the platform detects a transfer of ownership of the digital object associated with the event to a second cryptographic wallet, the platform performs an analysis to determine attendance of a second user associated with the second cryptographic wallet at the event. The digital object is deactivated in response to the analysis returning a result indicating the second user did not attend the event.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is digital object generator that makes uses biometric data to generate unique digital objects based on the user specific input. In some embodiments, the biometric data is captures in real-time such as gestures or heart rate captures by wearable devices or mobile device cameras. Also, disclosed herein is a system and a method establishing a set of input types including any combination of cryptographic protocols, biometric data, image data, or multimedia data, and parameters handled by a digital object generator. Features of the input are first extracted via a few-shot convolutional neural network model, then evaluated weight and integrated fit. The resulting digital object includes a user decipherable output such as a visual representation, an audio representation, or a multimedia representation that includes recognizable elements from the user specific input.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a social media platform profile identification feature. Social media profiles are identified by digital objects instead of or in addition to more traditional indexing methods such as real names or screen names. Associating a digital object as a Social Media avatar, or as a profile detail enables the social media platform to index the digital object and enable users to search for the subject user with the digital object or descriptions thereof. A digital object generator builds unique digital objects based on the user specific input. The unique digital objects are part of a graphic presentation to users.

Abstract: Optimizing file access includes a process for identifying a file access event for a first accessed file, and incrementing a first access counter in an access list in a memory, which also includes access counters for other accessed files. The process further includes exporting the first access counter to a performance monitoring dashboard, or exporting to a storage allocator and, based on the value, moving the first accessed file between a first storage and a second storage. The process also includes determining whether the value of the first access counter meets a first threshold, or a sum of values of the access counters for the other accessed files meets a second threshold. Based on meeting the first threshold or meeting the second threshold, the process includes persisting the access counters on a storage media. The access counters also provide security monitoring (e.g., identifying excessive file access).

Abstract: Computerized systems and methods are provided to intelligently and dynamically manage a data center comprising at least one server and at least one central manager. The central manager is programmed to access the at least one server on a predetermined schedule to determine whether at least one application is functioning properly by determining a functionality level. Alternatively, the central manager determines whether the at least one server is actively used by determining an activity level for the server. Based on the central manager's determinations, the system dynamically adjusts the power level of the server, resulting in reduced power consumption and a reduction in wasted resources and unnecessary processing power in the management of servers in a data center.

Abstract: Microelectronic assemblies, related devices, and methods are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a microelectronic assembly may include a package substrate; a bridge, embedded in the package substrate, wherein the bridge includes an integral passive component, and wherein a surface of the bridge include first contacts in a first interconnect area and second contacts in a second interconnect area; a first die coupled to the passive component via the first contacts in the first interconnect area; and a second die coupled to the second contacts in the second interconnect area.

Abstract: Circuitry for multiplying a sparse matrix by a dense vector includes a first switching circuit (302) for routing input triplets from N input ports to N output ports based on column indices of the triplets. Each triplet includes a non-zero value, a row index, and a column index. N first memory banks (303) store subsets of vector elements and are addressed by the column indices of the triplets. N multipliers (305) multiply the non-zero values of the triplets by the vector element read from the respective memory bank. A second switching circuit (304) routes tuples based on row indices of the tuples. Each tuple includes a product output by the one of the N multipliers and a row index output by an output port of the first switching circuit. N accumulator circuits (307) sum products of tuples having equal row indices.

Abstract: The present invention provides a system and a method for biometric authentication using facial information to recognize users across different locations. Further, the system generates feature vectors based on the facial information and generates recognition metadata for the identification and categorization of users. The system utilizes a frame relay (FR) connect pipeline to provide a more economically efficient solution, enable locations with improper bandwidth, and support a large number of locations on the same hardware. The system uses an artificial intelligence (AI) engine for predicting one or more categorizations of the user based on the generated one or more recognition metadata.

Abstract: An Augmented Reality (AR)-enabled Automated Teller Machine (ATM) receives a request to dispense cash equal to amount of an AR document. The AR document comprises an AR check. The AR-enabled ATM fetches a first AR check image from a memory. The AR-enabled ATM extracts a first set of features from the first AR check image. The AR-enabled ATM receives a second AR check image from a computing device associated with the receiver. The AR-enabled ATM extracts a second set of features from the second AR check image. The AR-enabled ATM compares the first AR check image with the second AR check image. The AR-enabled ATM determines whether the first AR check image corresponds to the second AR check image. In response to determining that the first AR check image corresponds to the second AR check image, the AR-enabled ATM dispenses cash equal to the amount.

Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure provide a method for enhancing standard authentication systems to include risk-based decisions. Risk-based decisions can be selectively implemented within existing authentication systems to strategically modify and supplement security if an unacceptable risk is detected. Embodiments capture information pertaining to a user and user device. Information is stored to create a profile for the user and user device. A comparison between the stored information and live data can be performed within authentication systems to optimize security. If the results of the comparison demonstrate the presence of an acceptable risk, then the need for subsequent authentication can be reduced or eliminated, which improves a user experience.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices related to content-addressable memory for signal development caching are described. In one example, a memory device in accordance with the described techniques may include a memory array, a sense amplifier array, and a signal development cache configured to store signals (e.g., cache signals, signal states) associated with logic states (e.g., memory states) that may be stored at the memory array (e.g., according to various read or write operations). The memory device may also include storage, such as a content-addressable memory, configured to store a mapping between addresses of the signal development cache and addresses of the memory array. In various examples, accessing the memory device may include determining and storing a mapping between addresses of the signal development cache and addresses of the memory array, or determining whether to access the signal development cache or the memory array based on such a mapping.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a social media network interface feature that ranks/sorts users based on a past interaction with creators of cryptographic objects. The cryptographic objects are managed by a disparate set of platforms with varied rules and customs with regard to original creators. While initial movement of a cryptographic object is a controlled event, where the creator of the object is enabled to choose the relevant platform used, subsequent movement does not typically have the same controls. Based on the ranking/sorting the users are enabled to retroactively address past interaction with the creators of the cryptographic objects. A digital object generator builds unique digital objects based on the user specific input. The unique digital objects are part of a graphic presentation to users.

Abstract: Testbench creation for sub-design verification can include receiving, using computer hardware, a selection of a sub-design of a circuit design. The sub-design is one of a plurality of sub-designs of the circuit design. The circuit design includes a plurality of parameter values. A list of port-level signal information is generated for the selected sub-design. The one or more parameter values of the circuit design are extracted. Switching activity of each port-level signal from the list is logged in a switching activity file while running a circuit design testbench for the circuit design with the selected sub-design in scope. From the list, the switching activity, and the one or more parameter values, a sub-design testbench for the selected sub-design is generated.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein relate to user-centric security classifications of cryptographic token sets that represent a prediction of whether a token set is malicious. A user-centric security classification of a token set is generated according to user behaviors that characterize users involved with the token set, including users holding tokens of the token set and users creating tokens of the token set. A model is trained to recognize user behaviors of certain users whose involvement with the token set increase the likelihood that the token set is non-malicious and secure. Such user behaviors that the model is trained to recognize include high time-rank behaviors, or holding onto cryptographic tokens for extended lengths of time. Upon generation of a user-centric security classification for a token set, graphical displays of tokens or of the token set are updated to reflect the user-centric security classification.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a time-based leaderboard that ranks users based on a length of time each user has controlled or possessed a given digital object. The leaderboard includes customization options for purposes of user identification and identity connected to social network objects. The leaderboard further uses a staking feature where users provide their digital objects to universal wallets to hold for a predetermined period based on smart contract limitations. Staking improves leaderboard position. The leaderboard further enables expression and displayed of staked digital objects despite the user no longer having actual possession of the digital object. A digital object generator builds unique digital objects based on the user specific input. The unique digital objects are part of a graphic presentation to users.