Hewlett Packard Enterprise has patented a system for intelligent scheduling of Wi-Fi services, prioritizing critical users and applications. The technology dynamically identifies application flows and users, assigning data packets to queues based on priority policies. Critical users trigger selection of data packets for prioritized scheduling. GlobalData’s report on Hewlett Packard Enterprise gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.
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Intelligent scheduling of wi-fi services for applications
A recently granted patent (Publication Number: US12015561B2) discloses a computer-readable storage medium containing executable instructions for dynamic prioritization of applications in a wireless network environment. The technology involves receiving information defining critical applications and users, identifying application flows and associated users, assigning data packets to queues based on application flows, generating prioritized candidate lists, and scheduling data packets based on priority policies. The system can prioritize data packets for critical users and applications, ensuring efficient data transmission.
Furthermore, the patent extends to a wireless access point equipped with processors, a transmitter, and receiver supporting various transmission modes. The access point is programmed to receive dynamic prioritization information, identify application flows and users, assign data packets to queues, generate prioritized candidate lists, and schedule data packets based on priority policies. The technology allows for efficient allocation of Wi-Fi resources based on user roles, device policies, and application requirements, enhancing network performance. The wireless access point operates under the IEEE 802.11ax protocol, ensuring compatibility with modern wireless standards for optimized data transmission.
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