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152 results about "Resource reallocation" patented technology

Resource allocation is the process of determining the best way to use available assets or resources in the completion of a given project.

Method and logical apparatus for managing resource redistribution in a simultaneous multi-threaded (SMT) processor

A method and logical apparatus for managing resource redistribution within a simultaneous multi-threaded (SMT) processor provides a mechanism for redistributing resources between one thread during single-threaded execution and multiple threads during multi-threaded execution. The processor receives an instruction specifying a transition from a single-threaded to a multi-threaded mode or vice-versa and halts execution of all threads executing on the processor. Internal control logic controls a sequence of events that ends instruction prefetching, queue flushing, interrupt processing and maintenance operations and waits for operation of the processor to complete for instructions that are in process. The internal control logic then signals the resources to reallocate the resources to a single-thread if the transition is to single-threaded mode by merging partitions within the resources, or to partition themselves among the threads of the transition is to multi-threaded mode. After reallocation is complete, the processor starts execution of the threads selected for further execution. The reallocable resources may include, but are not limited to: instruction queues, architected registers, load/store queues and load/store tags and prefetch stream storage.
Owner:IBM CORP

Method and system for reallocating computational resources using resource reallocation enabling information

Various embodiments of the present invention are directed to an efficient and flexible method and system for managing a pool of computational resources that can be allocated from a resource pool, used for varying periods of time, and eventually returned to the resource pool. Certain embodiments of the present invention are directed to a method and system for efficiently managing ephemeral ports used for short-duration communications connections. In one embodiment of the present invention, an array of port tables is employed to store and manage a large space of ephemeral protocol ports. Each port table is a circular buffer, each entry of which includes a port number that uniquely identifies a communications port, a sequence number that allows the port to be immediately reallocated, and any other additional protocol-specific information that may be associated with the port. A non-local-port-number portion of a connection address, comprising a remote IP address, a remote port number, and a local IP address, may be hashed to generate a numerical reference to a particular port table within the array, or list, of port tables, and ephemeral ports for the non-local-port-number portion of a connection address are allocated from, and deallocated and returned to, the numerically identified port table.
Owner:SECURE64 SOFTWARE

Resource control method, mobile communication system, base station and mobile station

To provide a service with fairness by providing QoS of approximately an equal degree among users of the same service class to keep fairness of the service as well as by maintaining a transmission rate at a predetermined ratio among users of different service classes to relatively keep QoS among service classes. A resource control method which is executed by a base station in a mobile communication between the base station and each of a plurality of mobile stations, the method comprising: an unallocated resource measurement step of measuring an amount of unallocated resources, when one mobile station originates a new connection request or a handover request; a service quality calculation step of calculating a service quality which can be provided to the one mobile station with the amount of the unallocated resources obtained by the measurement; a decision step of deciding whether the service quality obtained by the calculation is within a predetermined range in accordance with a service class to which the one mobile station belongs; and a reassignment step for reassigning the resources to each mobile station depending on the service class to which each mobile station belongs, when the service quality is not within the predetermined range in accordance with the service class to which the one mobile station belongs.
Owner:NTT DOCOMO INC
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