Google filed 1 patent in Networking.
The patent addresses 5G uplink scheduling for extended reality and cloud gaming applications, introducing a process identification formula designed to reduce retransmission latency for quasi-periodic traffic that requires high data rates. This approach targets wireless communication scenarios where precise scheduling can improve performance for demanding real-time applications.
Google's single Networking patent tackles a specific problem in 5G uplink scheduling for extended reality and cloud gaming workloads. The patent introduces a mathematical formula that assigns request process identifiers by multiplying the number of configured grant uplink channel occasions by a floor function of the symbol index divided by the configured grant periodicity. This formula replaces earlier methods that could lead to identifier collisions and misalignment when handling traffic with variable jitter but quasi-periodic patterns, ensuring smoother handling of high-data-rate wireless streams that arrive at semi-regular intervals.
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