Intel Corporation

Anantha Narayanan

Sagar C Pawar

Arvind S

Ravindra A Babu

Aneesh A Tuljapurkar

Manish Sharma

Peter S Adamson

James R Trethewey

John J Valavi

Prasanna Krishnaswamy

Gokul V Subramaniam

Gangatharan Jothiswaran

Nishanth Ramaprakash

Kandasubramaniam K Palanisamy

Manoj Gopalakrishnan

Rohit Malaviya

A Ravindra Babu

Ihab W Saad

Goutam Gupta

An apparatus system is provided which comprises: a first input/output (I/O) port; a second I/O port; circuitry to generate (i) a first signal at a first voltage level and (ii) a second signal at a second voltage level; and switching circuitry to selectively supply any one of the first signal or the second signal to any one of the first I/O port or the second I/O port.

Apparatus, method, and system for dynamically controlling current and/or voltage profiles

An apparatus system is provided which comprises: a port to selectively receive a device external to the apparatus; a port control circuitry to selectively supply power to the port; and a controller to selectively turn on or turn off the port.

Apparatus, method, and system for dynamically controlling ports in different system states

Systems and methods may provide for a debug tool including a debug port and a controller including logic to send, via the debug port, a debug mode request to an external port of a target device. Additionally, the target device may include a connector having the external port and a port controller coupled to the external port, wherein the port controller includes logic to detect the debug mode request via the external port, activate a program path between the external port and the port controller in response to the debug mode request, and process one or more commands received via the program path. In one example, the target device further includes a multiplexer coupled to the external port and the port controller, wherein the logic is to send a routing signal to the multiplexer to activate the program path.

Reprogramming a port controller via its own external port

In some embodiments a computing device includes a holder to hold an input device, a detector to detect whether the input device is held by the holder, and a controller to manage power of the device in response to the detection. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Computer input device power savings

Techniques related to abrasion scorings for illuminating operating system selections are described herein. A first abrasion scoring of a display material may reflect light from a first light source resulting in an image associated with a first operating system of the computing device being illuminated at the display material. A second abrasion scoring of the display material may reflect light from a second light source resulting in an image associated with a second operating system of the computing device being illuminated at the display material.

Indicating operating system selection

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Bengaluru, India

Anantha Narayanan