US Patent 7602798 Techniques to reduce latency in receive side processing
Patent 7602798 was granted and assigned to Intel on October, 2009 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Techniques for accelerating network receive side processing of packets. Packets may be associated into flow groupings and stored in flow buffers. Packet headers that are available for TCP/IP processing may be provided for processing. If a payload associated with a header is not available for processing then a descriptor associated with the header is tagged as indicating the payload is not available for processing.
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US Patent 07602798 Techniques to reduce latency in receive side processing US Patent 7602798 Techniques to reduce latency in receive side processing
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076027980
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October 13, 2009
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