Roughly described: a network interface device has an interface. The interface is coupled to first network interface device circuitry, host interface circuitry and host offload circuitry. The host interface circuitry is configured to interface to a host device and has a scheduler configured to schedule providing and/or receiving of data to/from the host device. The interface is configured to allow at least one of: data to be provided to said host interface circuitry from at least one of said first network device interface circuitry and said host offload circuitry; and data to be provided from said host interface circuitry to at least one of said first network interface device circuitry and said host offload circuitry.

A method includes storing entries in a first first-in first-out (FIFO) buffer, each entry of the first FIFO buffer includes a respective segment of plural segments of a first data stream and timing attributes corresponding to the respective segment. The method also includes processing the respective segments in entries output from the first FIFO buffer using a first media processing task of a workflow in a network-based media processing (NBMP) system. The respective segments are processed independently from each other and the first media processing task is performed in a cloud computing environment. The method also includes generating a continuous data stream by concatenating the processed segments according to the timing attributes corresponding to the processed segments.

This disclosure describes systems, methods, and devices related to transmit power control (TPC). A device may identify a link measurement request frame from a first station device. The device may determine, for each transmit chain of the first station device, a TPC action to be performed by the first device. The device may cause to send a link measurement report frame comprising a value indicative of the TPC action for each transmit chain. The device may identify an acknowledgement from the first station device.

A method of segmented media data processing can include receiving a first sequence of first segments partitioned from a first data stream of a streaming media, and storing the first segments into a first first-in first-out (FIFO) buffer. In the first FIFO buffer, each first segment and attributes associated with each first segment form an entry of the first FIFO buffer. The attributes associated with each first segment can include a start time of the respective first segment, a duration of the respective first segment, and a length of the respective first segment indicating a number of bytes in the respective first segment. The first segments received from the first FIFO buffer can be processed using a first media processing task of a workflow in a network-based media processing (NBMP) system. The first segments received from the first FIFO buffer can be processed independently from each other.

Methods and systems are provided for performing lossy dropping and ECN marking in a flow-based network. The system can maintain state information of individual packet flows, which can be set up or released dynamically based on injected data. Each flow can be provided with a flow-specific input queue upon arriving at a switch. Packets of a respective flow are acknowledged after reaching the egress point of the network, and the acknowledgement packets are sent back to the ingress point of the flow along the same data path. As a result, each switch can obtain state information of each flow and perform per-flow packet dropping and ECN marking.

This application relates to the field of data communication, and in particular, to a packet buffering method, an integrated circuit system, and a storage medium. The method can improve utilization of the on-chip buffer. The packet buffering method may be applied to a network device. The network device includes a first storage medium and a second storage medium. The first storage medium is a local buffer, and the second storage medium is an external buffer. The method may include: receiving a first packet, and identifying a queue number of the first packet, where the queue number indicates a queue for storing the first packet; querying a queue latency based on the queue number; determining a first latency threshold based on usage of the first storage medium; and buffering the first packet in the first storage medium or the second storage medium based on the queue latency and the first latency threshold.

A transmission device includes N wireless transmission circuits and N transmission buffers. N is an integer equal to or greater than two. Each of the N transmission buffers is connected to a respective wireless transmission circuit of the N wireless transmission circuits. At least a part of a piece of delivery data is stored in each of the N transmission buffers before the N wireless transmission circuits establish wireless links. The N wireless transmission circuits are instructed to transmit the piece of delivery data stored in the N transmission buffers after the N wireless transmission circuits establish the wireless links.

A Network-on-Chip (NoC) includes a packet transmission switch, and a corresponding method of operating the NoC includes storing packets received from an input terminal in a buffer, storing buffer locations in which each of the packets is stored in an ordering queue of an output terminal, and sequentially outputting the packets from the output terminal according to the buffer locations.

Technologies for low-latency data streaming include a computing device having a processor that includes a producer and a consumer. The producer generates a data item, and in a local buffer producer mode adds the data item to a local buffer, and in a remote buffer producer mode adds the data item to a remote buffer. When the local buffer is full, the producer switches to the remote buffer producer mode, and when the remote buffer is below a predetermined low threshold, the producer switches to the local buffer producer mode. The consumer reads the data item from the local buffer while operating in a local buffer consumer mode and reads the data item from the remote buffer while operating in a remote buffer consumer mode. When the local buffer is above a predetermined high threshold, the consumer may switch to a catch-up operating mode. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

A traffic manager is shared amongst two or more egress blocks of a network device, thereby allowing traffic management resources to be shared between the egress blocks. Schedulers within a traffic manager may generate and queue read instructions for reading buffered portions of data units that are ready to be sent to the egress blocks. The traffic manager may be configured to select a read instruction for a given buffer bank from the read instruction queues based on a scoring mechanism or other selection logic. To avoid sending too much data to an egress block during a given time slot, once a data unit portion has been read from the buffer, it may be temporarily stored in a shallow read data cache. Alternatively, a single, non-bank specific controller may determine all of the read instructions and write operations that should be executed in a given time slot.