Abstract: Systems and methods for ambient noise mitigation as a network service are provided. In some embodiments, an ambient noise mitigation server establishes at least one low latency network slice for at least one UE coupled to a radio access network. The ambient noise mitigation server generates a cancelation signal based on ambient sound mitigation data received by the radio access network, the ambient sound mitigation data including acoustic sensor data representing an ambient sound signal. The cancelation signal is generated to comprise a phase shift with respect to the ambient sound signal computed at least in part as a function of a location of the at least one UE, and causes at least one acoustic emitter to emit an acoustic cancelation signal based on the cancelation signal. In some embodiments, the phase shift may be adjusted by controlling a latency characteristic of the low latency network slice.

Abstract: User equipment (UE) network radio link state management for ambient electromagnetic power harvesting chip (AEPH) reader applications and devices is provided. In some embodiments, radio link state management services are provided that may be engaged by a UE that can wirelessly communicate both with a wireless telecommunications network, and an AEPH chip. Embodiments may include a method that determines when an AEPH chip communication event is pending, suspends a UE connection state of at least one data channel of the one or more data channels of the UE radio link in response to the determining when the AEPH chip communication event is pending, performs the AEPH chip communication event; and releases suspension of the UE connection state of the at least one data channel of the one or more data channels of the UE radio link.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide for a quantum computing based network time validation function that can evaluate a large set of network time reference signals (e.g., a set of timestamps) and rapidly identify aberrations that can negatively affect network operation. In some embodiments, a method comprises: receiving a set of task data comprising a set of network time reference signals; searching the set of task data using a quantum search algorithm executed on a quantum computing platform, wherein the quantum search algorithm performs operations on more quantum states generated by the quantum computing platform based on a search task function defined by a quantum oracle, wherein the search task function comprises a time prediction task function; and generating an output comprising an indication of validation of the set of network time reference signals based on the searching.

Abstract: Systems and methods for performing high speed interactions with electromagnetic power harvesting (AEPH) chips are provided. In one embodiment, an AEPH initialization node emits a first electromagnetic field to charge the AEPH chip and/or initiate a boot-up sequence, and an AEPH interrogation node that transmits a second electromagnetic field to trigger processing operations within the AEPH chip. The first electromagnetic field and second electromagnetic fields are emitted respectively within an AEPH initialization zone and an AEPH interrogation zone that are offset from each other such that the first electromagnetic field emission in the AEPH initialization zone does not produce backscatter that interferes with the AEPH interrogation node receiving interrogation reply signals from the AEPH interrogation zone. Curtailing backscatter facilitates the ability to convey items with AEPH chips at faster line speeds so that a greater number of items per minute can be processed.

Abstract: Systems and methods for ambient electromagnetic power harvesting (AEPH) chip reader-writer devices are provided that selectively control RF parameters of electro-magnetic (EM) signals transmitted to an AEPH chip. In embodiments, the selection of which RF parameter configuration is applied when transmitting an EM signal is determined by an RF parameter selection processor based on the function being invoked from the AEPH chip. In one embodiment, an AEPH chip reader-writer selects a first configuration of radio frequency (RF) parameters from a plurality of RF parameters based on a determination of a first operation for execution by an ambient electromagnetic power harvesting chip; configures an RF transmit path circuit to use the first configuration of RF parameters; and initiates execution of the first operation in the ambient electromagnetic power harvesting chip by transmitting via the RF transmit path circuit a first electromagnetic signal using the first configuration of RF parameters.

Abstract: In a wireless communication network, an Edge Enablement Client (EEC) in a UE Gateway (GW) exchanges EDGE-5 signaling with a user app and exchanges EDGE-1 signaling with a Gateway Enablement Server (GES) in the GW. The GES exchanges EDGE-9 signaling with an Edge Enablement Server (EES) in an Edge Data Network (EDN) and exchanges EDGE-3 signaling with a Gateway Application Server (GAS) in the GW. The GAS exchanges user data between the user app and an Edge Application Server (EAS) in the EDN responsive to the EDGE-3 signaling. The EES exchanges additional EDGE-3 signaling with the EAS. The EAS exchanges the user data between the GAS and a network core responsive to the additional EDGE-3 signaling. The core exchanges the user with the AS and transfers network information for the exchange to a Distributed Ledger (DL) node. The DL node determines trust based on the network information.

Abstract: A wireless communication system attests to user data from a wireless user device. The wireless user device receives satellite signals from satellites and determines satellite signal metrics for the satellite signals. The wireless user device determines its geographic location based on the satellite signals. The wireless user device executes an operating system in trusted processing circuitry in response to device power-up. The wireless user device executes a network application in the trusted processing circuitry. The network application transfers the user data, geographic location, and signal metrics to network elements. The network elements determine known satellite metrics for the geographic location. The network elements compare the satellite signal metrics to the known satellite metrics and generate an attestation score for the user data based on the satellite comparison. The network elements store the user data, the geographic location, and the attestation score.

Abstract: A wireless communication network attests to a geographic location of a wireless user device. An access node receives signaling transferred by the wireless user device that indicates the wireless user device, the geographic location, satellite signal characteristics for the geographic location, and terrestrial signal characteristics for the geographic location. The network access node transfers the signaling to a location attestation node. The location attestation node determines known signal characteristics for the geographic location. The location attestation node compares the known signal characteristics to the satellite signal characteristics and the terrestrial signal characteristics. The location attestation node generates a location-attestation score based on the comparison. The location attestation node transfers information that indicates the wireless user device, the geographic location, and the location-attestation score. The location attestation node may comprise a distributed ledge node.

Abstract: A Network Exposure Function (NEF) charges a user for a wireless data service. The NEF exposes a service charge for the wireless data service to the user. The NEF receives a user request for the wireless data service at the service charge. The NEF directs a wireless communication network to deliver the wireless data service to the user in response to the user request. The NEF receives network data from the wireless communication network that indicates a delivery of the wireless data service to the user. The NEF exposes service data to the user in response to the network data. The service data characterizes the delivery of the wireless data service and indicates the service charge.

Abstract: A wireless communication network generates and transfers qubits to a wireless user device. The wireless communication network and the wireless user device determine polarization states for the qubits. The wireless communication network and the wireless user device exchange cryptography information. The wireless communication network and the wireless user device generate cryptography keys based on the polarization states and the cryptography information. The wireless communication network and the wireless user device encrypt and decrypt data that they exchange with one another based on the cryptography keys.

Abstract: Systems and methods for a micro-service data gateway are provided. In some embodiments, the micro-service data gateway comprises at least a micro-service data reflector and a micro-service data synthesizer. The data reflector operates to serve cached micro-service data in response to UE micro-service data requests. The reflector receives requests for micro-service data available from at least one data source exposed by a network exposure function (NEF) of a network operator core, retrieves the micro-service data from a data cache comprising at least a subset of micro-service data available from the data source, and provides the micro-service data to a requestor of the micro-service data. The synthesizer operates to ensure that the cache of micro-service data available to the reflector is fresh and updated. The micro-service data gateway may be positioned near the UE at a network edge of the core network and/or in part implemented within the UE.

Abstract: A wireless communication system wirelessly transfers a network integration request to a distributed ledger over a communication satellite. The network integration request indicates an access node identifier, ledger credentials, and geographic location. The distributed ledger validates the ledger credentials, and in response, translates the access node identifier and the geographic location into an access node configuration. The distributed ledger transfers the access node configuration to the wireless access node over the communication satellite. Based on the access node configuration, the wireless access node wirelessly registers with a wireless communication network, wirelessly exchanges user data between User Equipment (UEs) and the wireless communication network, and hands-over some of the UEs with neighbor access nodes.

Abstract: A wireless communication system delivers a data service to a wireless User Equipment (UE). A network controller exchanges UE signaling with the wireless UE and transfers UE information to a Network Exposure Function (NEF). The NEF transfers network information that indicates Quality-of-Service (QoS) levels and cost levels for the UE to a user data system. The NEF receives user selections from the user data system that indicate a selected QoS level and a selected cost level. The NEF indicates the selected QoS level to the network controller. The NEF indicates the selected cost level to a Charging Function (CHF). The network controller directs network elements to transfer UE data for the UE using the selected QoS level. The network elements transfer the user data for the UE using the selected QoS level. The CHF generates charging data for the UE based on the selected cost level.

Abstract: Disclosed here is a system to receive an input from a user, indicating a request to create a recording and an NFT from the recording. The system can operate in a rich environment mode, and a hardware root of trust mode that verifies a software running in the hardware root of trust mode using cryptographic keys. The system switches the operation into a hardware root of trust mode. The system sends to a server a request to create the NFT, including multiple authentication factors. The server authenticates the request based on the multiple authentication factors and determines an entity having an interest in the NFT. The system receives a permission to make the recording and an indication of the entity having the interest in the NFT, makes the recording, and causes creation of the NFT.

Abstract: A wireless communication device serves a user application from a protected memory region. Processing circuitry receives a memory call from the user application for the protected memory region. In response, the processing circuitry generates network signaling that characterizes the memory call and authorization factors for the memory call. Communication circuitry wirelessly transfers the network signaling and receives other network signaling that indicates a memory instruction. The processing circuitry directs the memory circuitry to perform the memory call in the protected memory region for the user application per the memory instruction. The memory circuitry performs the memory call in the protected memory region for the user application per the memory instruction.

Abstract: In a wireless communication network, a wireless network controller authenticates a wireless receiver and transfers receiver instructions and Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for wireless network slices to the wireless receiver. An item wirelessly transmits a network identifier (ID) and a product ID. The wireless receiver wirelessly detects the network ID and the product ID from the item at a geographic location. The receiver selects an API for a wireless network slice based on the receiver instructions and the network ID. The receiver transfers an API call to the wireless network slice. The wireless network slice selects a distributed Application (dAPP) based on the network ID, the product ID, and/or the geographic location for the item. The wireless network slice transfers the network ID, the product ID, and the geographic location for the item to selected dAPP.

Abstract: In a wireless communication network, an Application Function (AF) exposes an Application Programming Interface (API) for User Equipment (UE) information, and in response, receives API calls from an external data system. The AF transfers API responses to the external data system. The AF transfers API usage data to distributed ledger circuitry. The distributed ledger circuitry stores the API usage data in data blocks that form a blockchain. The distributed ledger circuitry terminates the blockchain, and in response, transfers a terminating data block for delivery to a network data system. The network data system generates an API charge based on the AF API usage data in the terminating data block.

Abstract: In a wireless communication network, a wireless access node receives an encrypted slice certificate from a wireless user device and transfers the encrypted slice certificate to a network control-plane. The network control-plane decrypts the encrypted slice certificate and determines a correspondence between expected characteristics and the slice characteristics from the decrypted slice certificate. The network control-plane authorizes the wireless user device for the wireless network slice based on the correspondence. In response to the authorization, the network control-plane transfers user context for the wireless network slice to the wireless access node and a network user-plane. The wireless access node exchanges user data between the wireless user device and the network user-plane per the user context. The network user-plane exchanges the user data between the wireless access node and a data system per the user context.

Abstract: A wireless communication network charges a user for a wireless network slice over a Network Exposure Function (NEF). A network user-plane transfers user data over the wireless network slice. In response, the network user-plane generates session data that characterizes the user data transfer over the wireless network slice. The network user-plane transfers the session data to the NEF. The NEF receives the session data and generates a service charge for the wireless network slice based on the session data. The NEF transfers the service charge for the wireless network slice and at least a portion of the session data to a distributed ledger associated with the user.

Abstract: A wireless communication network executes a smart contract in distributed ledger circuitry and responsively instantiates a wireless network slice for a wireless communication device. The wireless communication network transfers user data for the wireless communication device over the wireless network slice and responsively transfers slice usage data for the wireless communication device to the distributed ledger circuitry. The wireless communication network executes the smart contract in the distributed ledger circuitry and responsively stores the slice usage data for the wireless communication device in the distributed ledger circuitry.