17955872. LOCALLY DISPERSED OBJECT STORAGE IN 5G RADIO ACCESS NODES simplified abstract (International Business Machines Corporation)

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LOCALLY DISPERSED OBJECT STORAGE IN 5G RADIO ACCESS NODES

Organization Name

International Business Machines Corporation

Inventor(s)

Alfredo R Castillo of Chicago IL (US)

Akila Srinivasan of Carpentersville IL (US)

LOCALLY DISPERSED OBJECT STORAGE IN 5G RADIO ACCESS NODES - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17955872 titled 'LOCALLY DISPERSED OBJECT STORAGE IN 5G RADIO ACCESS NODES

Simplified Explanation

The method described in the patent application involves processors dispersing object data for storage within a fifth-generation radio access network (RAN). The processors receive radio frequency (RF) input for object data storage from a client device, perform a setup session to configure the RF input, translate the RF input to enable processing by an information dispersal algorithm (IDA), and store the object data across multiple next-generation node base stations forming a gNB cluster within the RAN in an Object Segment format.

  • Explanation:
  • Processors disperse object data for storage in a fifth-generation RAN.
  • RF input is received from a client device for object data storage.
  • Setup session configures the RF input for storage.
  • Translation of RF input enables processing by an IDA.
  • Object data is stored across multiple gNBs forming a cluster in the RAN.
      1. Potential Applications:

- Enhanced data storage and retrieval in fifth-generation RANs. - Improved network efficiency and data security in wireless communication systems.

      1. Problems Solved:

- Efficient storage and retrieval of object data in a distributed network. - Enhanced data security and redundancy in a wireless communication system.

      1. Benefits:

- Increased data storage capacity and network reliability. - Enhanced data security and privacy protection for users.

      1. Potential Commercial Applications:
        1. Optimizing Object Data Storage in Fifth-Generation RANs

- Implementing efficient data storage solutions in next-generation wireless networks.

      1. Possible Prior Art:

There may be prior art related to data dispersal and storage techniques in wireless communication systems, but specific examples are not provided in the abstract.

        1. Unanswered Questions:
        2. How does the translation process ensure compatibility with the IDA?

The abstract mentions a translation process for RF input to enable processing by an IDA, but it does not detail how this translation ensures compatibility with the algorithm.

        1. What specific benefits does storing object data in an Object Segment format provide?

While the abstract mentions storing object data in an Object Segment format, it does not elaborate on the specific advantages or benefits of this storage format.


Original Abstract Submitted

The method provides for one or more processors to disperse object data for storage within a fifth-generation radio access network (RAN). The one or more processors receive radio frequency (RF) input for object data storage from a client device. The one or more processors perform a setup session configuring the RF input received for object data storage. The one or more processors perform a translation of the received RF input, wherein the translation enables processing of the RF input by an information dispersal algorithm (IDA) and enables storage of the object data of the RF input among multiple next generation node base stations (gNBs) forming a gNB cluster within a radio access network (RAN), and the one or more processors storing the object data of the received RF input across the gNB cluster in an Object Segment format.

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