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US 2026/0220077 A1Published application
Workload partitioning for dual system on a chip (soc)
AssigneeQUALCOMM Incorporated
InventorsShruti HANUMANTHAIAH, Subbarao LANKA
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Abstract
Aspects of the disclosure are directed to system on a chip (SOC) workload partitioning. In accordance with one aspect, the disclosure includes determining if an initial system on a chip (SOC) configuration is a single SOC configuration; determining if a master system on a chip (SOC) is a master fast-fast (FF) carrier mobility case or a master slow-slow (SS) carrier mobility case; and determining if a slave system on a chip (SOC) is a slave typical-typical (TT) carrier mobility case.
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A method comprising:
- determining if an initial system on a chip (SOC) configuration is a single SOC configuration;
- determining if a master system on a chip (SOC) is a master fast-fast (FF) carrier mobility case or a master slow-slow (SS) carrier mobility case;
- and
- determining if a slave system on a chip (SOC) is a slave typical-typical (TT) carrier mobility case.
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An apparatus comprising:
- a non-transitory memory unit configured to store a master workload and a slave workload;
- a slave system on a chip (SOC) coupled to the non-transitory memory unit, the slave SOC configured to process the slave workload;
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- a master system on a chip (SOC) coupled to the non-transitory memory unit, the master SOC configured to determine if the master SOC is a master fast-fast (FF) carrier mobility case or a master slow-slow (SS) carrier mobility case and further configured to determine if the slave SOC is a slave typical-typical (TT) carrier mobility case.
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An apparatus comprising:
- means for determining if a master system on a chip (SOC) with a master workload is a master typical-typical (TT) carrier mobility case;
- means for determining if a slave system on a chip (SOC) with a slave workload is a slave typical-typical (TT) carrier mobility case;
- means for determining if an initial system on a chip (SOC) configuration is a single SOC configuration;
- means for determining if the master SOC is a master fast-fast (FF) carrier mobility case or a master SS carrier mobility case;
- means for determining if the slave SOC is the slave TT carrier mobility case;
- means for determining if the master SOC is the master TT carrier mobility case;
- means for determining if the slave SOC is a slave SS carrier mobility case or a slave fast-fast (FF) carrier mobility case;
- and
- means for moving a portion of the slave workload to the master SOC to operate on an augmented master workload.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.