{"schema_version":"1.0","canonical_url":"https://patentable.app/patents/US-9853772","patent":{"patent_number":"US-9853772","title":"Intelligent network checksum processing","assignee":null,"inventors":[],"filing_date":"2016-02-23T00:00:00.000Z","publication_date":"2017-12-26T00:00:00.000Z","cpc_codes":["H04L","G06F","H04L","H04L"],"num_claims":21,"abstract":"Methods and systems for intelligent network checksum processing are disclosed. A method for intelligent network checksum processing may include receiving a data unit at a receiver network element sent from a sender network element, determining a success count of the sender network element, determining whether to perform a checksum validation at the receiver network element, wherein the determining may include skipping the checksum validation if the success count of the sender network element is greater than the predefined threshold success count, and performing the checksum validation if the success count of the sender network element is not greater than a predefined threshold success count, incrementing the success count of the sender network element if the checksum validation is performed and the checksum validation is successful, and resetting the success count of the sender network element if the checksum validation is performed and the checksum validation is unsuccessful."},"analysis":{"summary":"Intelligent Network Checksum Processing introduces a novel approach to network optimization by dynamically adjusting checksum validation based on the reliability of the sender network element. The current method addresses the problem of unnecessary overhead associated with traditional checksum validation, which uniformly applies checksums to all data packets, regardless of the source's reliability. This patent offers a system where the receiver network element determines whether to perform a checksum validation based on the success rate of the sender. If the sender's success count exceeds a predefined threshold, the receiver can skip the checksum validation, reducing processing overhead and improving network throughput. If the success count is below the threshold, the checksum validation is performed, and the success count is updated accordingly. This innovation delivers significant business value by reducing latency and improving network performance, particularly in environments with reliable network elements. Potential applications include improving the performance of data centers, enhancing the reliability of mobile networks, and optimizing high-frequency trading platforms. The market opportunity for this technology is substantial, as network optimization is a critical concern for organizations across various industries.","layman_explanation":"Intelligent Network Checksum Processing addresses a critical problem in modern networks: unnecessary data verification that slows down performance. Think of it like this: imagine a delivery service that checks every package, even those from a trusted sender with a perfect delivery record. This constant checking wastes time and resources. This patent presents a solution where network devices intelligently decide whether to verify data based on the sender's past reliability. If a sender has a consistently high success rate, the receiving device can skip the verification process, speeding up data transfer. \n\nThis technology works by tracking the 'success rate' of each sender on the network. If a sender consistently sends accurate data, its success rate increases. When a new piece of data arrives, the receiving device checks the sender's success rate against a pre-defined threshold. If the success rate is high enough, the verification process is skipped. This is similar to trusting a friend who has always been reliable; you don't constantly question their statements. The key is to strike a balance: the system must be cautious enough to verify data from less reliable sources, but efficient enough to skip verification when it's unnecessary. A real-world example could be a data center where servers within the same network often communicate. Since these servers are typically highly reliable, constantly verifying their data would be wasteful.\n\nThe impact of this innovation is significant. By reducing unnecessary verification, it improves network speed and efficiency. This translates to faster data transfer, reduced latency, and improved overall performance. This is particularly important in industries like finance, where even milliseconds of delay can have a significant impact. The technology also has the potential to reduce the processing load on network devices, freeing up resources for other tasks. The competitive advantage lies in its ability to optimize network performance without sacrificing data integrity. \n\nLooking ahead, this technology could be further refined to adapt to changing network conditions and security threats. As networks become more complex, intelligent solutions like this will be crucial for maintaining optimal performance and security. The market adoption timeline will depend on factors such as industry standards and the availability of compatible hardware and software. From an investment perspective, this patent represents a valuable asset in the growing field of network optimization.","technical_analysis":"Intelligent Network Checksum Processing presents a technically sophisticated solution to the problem of checksum overhead in network communication. The core of the system lies in its adaptive algorithm, which dynamically determines whether to perform checksum validation based on the historical success rate of the sender network element. The system maintains a success count for each sender, incrementing it upon successful validation and resetting it upon failure. This success count is then compared to a predefined threshold to determine whether to skip validation. The implementation requires careful consideration of several factors, including the selection of an appropriate threshold value, the design of a robust mechanism for tracking success counts, and the integration of the system into existing network protocols. Furthermore, the system must be designed to minimize the risk of undetected errors, which could result from skipping checksum validation. This may involve implementing additional error detection mechanisms or adjusting the threshold value based on network conditions. The integration patterns for this technology will likely involve modifications to network interface cards (NICs) or network operating systems (NOS). Performance characteristics will depend on the specific implementation and network environment, but the potential for significant latency reduction and throughput improvement is substantial. Code-level implications include the need for new data structures and algorithms for tracking success counts and performing dynamic checksum validation. This approach can be integrated into existing TCP/IP stacks, or implemented as a separate layer in the network protocol stack.","business_analysis":"Intelligent Network Checksum Processing offers a compelling value proposition for businesses seeking to optimize their network infrastructure. The technology addresses the growing need for low-latency, high-throughput communication in a variety of industries, including finance, cloud computing, and telecommunications. The market opportunity for this innovation is substantial, as network optimization is a critical concern for organizations of all sizes. The competitive advantages of this technology stem from its ability to dynamically adjust checksum validation based on sender reliability. This allows businesses to reduce latency and improve throughput without sacrificing data integrity. The revenue potential for this technology is significant, as it can be licensed to network equipment manufacturers, software vendors, and end-user organizations. Potential business models include licensing fees, subscription services, and consulting services. The strategic positioning of this technology is strong, as it aligns with the growing trend towards intelligent network management and automation. ROI projections will depend on the specific implementation and network environment, but the potential for significant cost savings and revenue generation is substantial. By reducing latency and improving throughput, this technology can enable new applications and services that were previously impossible. This can lead to increased revenue, improved customer satisfaction, and a competitive edge.","faqs":null,"topics":["network checksum processing","data validation","network optimization","latency reduction","network throughput","technical","intelligent","network"],"tech_cluster":null},"seo":{"title":"Intelligent Network Checksum Processing - Patent US-9853772","description":"Discover how Intelligent Network Checksum Processing dynamically validates data packets, reducing latency and boosting network speed. 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