System and Method for Endpoint-Aware Adaptive Protocol Caching with Semantic Deduplication in Heterogeneous Networks

Abstract

A system for adaptively caching network communication protocols enhances efficiency across heterogeneous device environments through a multi-level cache architecture with device-capability-based tiers. The system collects endpoint telemetry data including device capabilities and operational constraints to classify endpoints and generate context-aware protocol variants optimized for specific device types. Protocol optimization opportunities are determined through structural analysis of message patterns and state transitions. The system performs protocol deduplication by identifying functionally equivalent variants and maintaining canonical representations to reduce cache redundancy. Cache synchronization across distributed nodes uses enhanced Merkle tree structures with protocol normalization processing. The system predicts communication needs based on historical patterns, network context, and endpoint constraints, enabling proactive cache management tailored to device capabilities. Integration with event-driven data communication systems enables seamless protocol selection and translation while maintaining compatibility between diverse endpoint types, from high-performance servers to resource-constrained IoT devices.

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