Roaming Network Computing Power Sharing Authorization
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing computing systems face challenges in completing computing tasks with significant computational demands efficiently due to limited computing power, particularly in scenarios involving network terminal roaming.
Innovation Solution
A method for computing power sharing is introduced, utilizing a computing power sharing function (CPSF) connected with a network for control and data plane transmissions, enabling authorization and resource allocation across home and visit public land mobile networks (H-PLMN and V-PLMN) to facilitate rapid task completion.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If centralized computing is adopted, then computing power can be consolidated and managed centrally, but computing tasks with significant computational demands take considerable time to complete
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments the computing power resource into multiple distributed computing power nodes (first computing power node, second computing power node, etc.) instead of using a single centralized computing resource. This segmentation allows computing tasks to be divided and executed across multiple nodes simultaneously, significantly reducing the time required for computing tasks with high computational demands while maintaining centralized management through the computing power sharing function.
2Adaptability or versatility
If computing power sharing function is introduced for roaming terminals, then computing power can be shared across home and visit networks, but the system complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The computing power sharing function (CPSF) is designed as a universal function that can serve multiple purposes: it manages computing power sharing for roaming terminals, coordinates between home and visit networks, and handles both authorization and resource allocation. By making the CPSF multi-functional, the patent avoids the need for separate dedicated functions for each task, thereby limiting the increase in system complexity while achieving broad adaptability.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces the computing power sharing function (CPSF) as an intermediary between the roaming terminal, the home network (H-PLMN), and the visit network (V-PLMN). This intermediary coordinates the complex interactions between different networks and terminals, managing the authorization and resource allocation processes. The CPSF acts as a mediator that simplifies the overall system architecture by centralizing the coordination logic.
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AI summary
A method for computing power sharing and related devices are provided. The method is applied to a visit computing power sharing function (V-CPSF). The V-CPSF obtains a sharing authorization request of a first network terminal, where the sharing authorization request carries a computing power sharing request. The V-CPSF obtains first sharing request response information returned by a second network terminal in response to the computing power sharing request, and then obtains authorization request response information generated by processing the sharing authorization request by a home computing power sharing function (H-CPSF), where when the sharing authorization request passes, the authorization request response information includes computing power sharing request response information generated by processing the computing power sharing request by the H-CPSF based on at least one of the first sharing request response information or second sharing request response information, and sends the authorization request response information to the first network terminal.