Abstract:
The system comprises a man-machine interface for controlling the application, a server running the application, a server hosting the service and a server for automatically calling the service, including memory resources containing the data describing the service, receive the data related to the service and transform that data so that it can be processed in the application server, all of which under the control of the man-machine interface and the application server.
Abstract:
In accordance with some embodiments, a graphics process frame generation frame rate may be monitored in combination with a utilization or work load metric for the graphics process in order to allocate performance resources to the graphics process and in some cases, between the graphics process and a central processing unit.
Abstract:
A method includes detecting a trigger condition, and in response to detecting the trigger condition, reducing a voltage applied to a graphics controller component of a memory controller. The reduction in voltage may cause the voltage to be reduced below a voltage level required to maintain context information in the graphics controller component.
Abstract:
Embodiments of the present invention provide a method and apparatus for conserving power in an electronic device. In particular, embodiments of the present invention dynamically place the memory in self-refresh and chipset clock circuits in power down mode while keeping the isochronous streams (such as display) updated and servicing bus master cycles in a power savings mode.
Abstract:
In one embodiment execution units, graphics cores, or graphics sub-cores can be dynamically scaled across a frame of graphics operations. Available execution units within each graphics core may be scaled using utilization metrics such as the current utilization rate of the execution units and the submission of new draw calls. In one embodiment, one of more of the sub-cores within each graphics core may be enable or disabled based on current or past utilization of the sub-cores based on a set of current graphics operations.
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus relating to micro-architectural energy monitor event-assisted temperature sensing are described. In one embodiment, at least one of a plurality of slices of a computational logic or at least one of a plurality of sub-slices of the computational logic are powered down or powered up based on a comparison of a temperature value, that is determined based on one or more micro-architectural events, and a threshold value. Other embodiments are also disclosed and claimed.
Abstract:
In accordance with some embodiments, a graphics process frame generation frame rate may be monitored in combination with a utilization or work load metric for the graphics process in order to allocate performance resources to the graphics process and in some cases, between the graphics process and a central processing unit.
Abstract:
Values are calculated which control the manner in which a display streamer directs the movement of display data. The values are stored in the display streamer.
Abstract:
This invention relates to a business application (2) based on at least one callable functional service (3, 13, 23, 33). The system comprises a man-machine interface (4) for controlling the application (2), a server (5) running the application, a server (6, 16, 26, 36) hosting the service and a server (7) for automatically calling the service (3, 13, 23, 33), including memory resources (8, 8′, 22) containing the data describing the service (3, 13, 23, 33) and business on the application (2), and designed to call the service (3, 13, 23, 33), receive the data related to the service and transform that data so that it can be processed in the application server (5), all of which under the control of the man-machine interface (4) and the application server (5). The invention is used for computer exchanges between heterogeneous businesses.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a computational tool that allows to evaluate the degradation of cement-based materials under various types of chemical attacks such as sulfates, chlorides, and plain water. It is based on the physical principles of ionic mass conservation and chemical equilibrium between a solution and different solid phases. The effect of the dissolution or the precipitation of solid phases on the transport coefficients is considered. A method for determining an ion concentration in solution of at least two ions capable of undergoing transport in a cement-based material under a chemical attack and a solid phase profile for at least one component of said cement-based material is provided. A method for determining a diffusion coefficient for each of at least two ions capable of undergoing transport in a cement-based material is also provided.