New pending patent applications are published by the USPTO on Thursdays. Both of today's Spotlight Applications concern aspects of blockchains (smart contracts, distributed ledgers) and rights management broadly construed. Assigned to Eluvio, the first application discloses techniques for a decentralized content fabric. Assigned to Intel, the second application discloses techniques for decentralized data supply chain provenance.
20210014150, "Decentralized content fabric," assigned to Eluvio, Inc.
Abstract
Disclosed are examples of systems, apparatus, devices, computer program products, and methods implementing aspects of a decentralized content fabric. In some implementations, one or more processors are configured to execute a software stack to define a fabric node of a plurality of fabric nodes of an overlay network situated in an application layer differentiated from an internet protocol layer. The defined fabric node is configured to: obtain a request for digital content from a client device; obtain, from one or more of the plurality of fabric nodes, a plurality of content object parts of a content object representing, in the overlay network, at least a portion of the digital content; generate consumable media using: raw data stored in the content object parts, metadata stored in the content object parts, and build instructions stored in the content object parts; and provide the consumable media to the client device. In some instances, the consumable media is further generated using a digital contract stored in a blockchain.
20210012282, "Decentralized data supply chain provenance," assigned to Intel.
Abstract
Apparatus, systems, articles of manufacture, and methods are disclosed for generating a data supply chain object. An example non-transitory computer readable storage medium disclosed herein includes data which may be configured into executable instructions and, when configured and executed, cause one or more processors to at least: derive a provenance of a first data supply chain object; identify a first stakeholder from the provenance; determine if the first stakeholder is verified; utilize data associated with the data supply chain when the first stakeholder is verified; build a tag-value structure based on the utilization of the data; build a second data supply chain object based on the tag-value structure and an identity of a second stakeholder; and add the second data supply chain object to the data supply chain.
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