Intel corporation (20240137430). QUICK USER DATAGRAM PROTOCOL (UDP) INTERNET CONNECTIONS (QUIC) PACKET OFFLOADING simplified abstract

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QUICK USER DATAGRAM PROTOCOL (UDP) INTERNET CONNECTIONS (QUIC) PACKET OFFLOADING

Organization Name

intel corporation

Inventor(s)

Manasi Deval of Portland OR (US)

Gregory J. Bowers of Hillsboro OR (US)

Joshua A. Hay of Portland OR (US)

Maciej Machnikowski of Wejherowo (PL)

Natalia Wochtman of Tomaszow Mazowiecki (PL)

Joanna Muniak of Stroza (PL)

QUICK USER DATAGRAM PROTOCOL (UDP) INTERNET CONNECTIONS (QUIC) PACKET OFFLOADING - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240137430 titled 'QUICK USER DATAGRAM PROTOCOL (UDP) INTERNET CONNECTIONS (QUIC) PACKET OFFLOADING

Simplified Explanation

The abstract describes a method for opening a Quick User Datagram Protocol (UDP) Internet Connections (QUIC) socket on a computing platform and initializing QUIC packet processing of a hardware-based offloader. This involves opening a QUIC connection to the offloader and transmitting a first QUIC packet to the offloader over the QUIC connection, where the hardware-based offloader encrypts and transmits the QUIC packet.

  • Simplified Explanation:
 - Method for opening a QUIC socket on a computing platform and initializing QUIC packet processing on a hardware-based offloader.
 - Establishing a QUIC connection to the offloader and transmitting a QUIC packet for encryption and transmission.
  • Potential Applications:
 - Enhancing network performance by offloading packet processing to hardware-based offloaders.
 - Improving security through hardware-based encryption of QUIC packets.
  • Problems Solved:
 - Streamlining QUIC connection setup and packet processing.
 - Enhancing network efficiency by utilizing hardware offloaders for encryption and transmission.
  • Benefits:
 - Faster QUIC connection establishment and data transmission.
 - Increased network security through hardware-based encryption.
 - Reduced strain on computing platforms by offloading packet processing.
  • Potential Commercial Applications:
 - Networking equipment manufacturers for implementing hardware-based offloaders.
 - Cloud service providers for optimizing QUIC connections and data transmission.
  • Possible Prior Art:
 - Previous patents related to hardware offloading for network packet processing.
 - Existing technologies for encrypting and transmitting network packets efficiently.
      1. Unanswered Questions:
        1. How does this method compare to software-based QUIC implementations?

The article does not provide a comparison between hardware-based offloading and software-based QUIC implementations in terms of performance, efficiency, and security.

        1. What impact does this method have on overall network latency?

The article does not address the potential impact of using hardware-based offloaders for QUIC packet processing on network latency and overall performance.


Original Abstract Submitted

embodiments include a method of opening a quick user datagram protocol (udp) internet connections (quic) socket on a computing platform, initializing quic packet processing of a hardware-based offloader, opening a quic connection to the offloader, and transmitting a first quic packet to the offloader over the quic connection. the hardware-based offloader encrypts and transmits the quic packet.

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