Quanta Computer Incorporated

Delta Electronics, Inc.

Phihong USA Corporation

Phihong Technology Co., Ltd.

Quantra Computer Inc.

Chun Feng Chang

Yaw-Tzorng Tsorng

Hsin-Chieh Lin

Chao-Jung Chen

Hsiao-Tsu Ni

Chih-Hao Chang

Ting-Kuang Pao

Yao-Long Lin

Wei-Cheng Tseng

Shih-Hsuan Hu

Cheng-Chieh Weng

Chen Tseng

Wei-Pin Chen

Cheng-Feng Tsai

Yu-Min Meng

Ta-Wei Chen

Jyue Hou

Zhao-Hong Chen

Yi-Huang Chiu

Thiam-Wee Tan

Ming-Lung Wang

Tung-Hsien Wu

Cheng-Chung Li

Yu-Syuan Lin

Kai-Yuan Chuang

You-Jin Liu

Shin-Ming Su

Keith Hopwood

Zhi-Hao Tseng

Chia-Chun Chen

Chin-Tien Huang

Yi-Fu Liu

Chih-Wei Lin

Chun-Wei Lin

Yu-Cheng Chang

Cheng-Hsiang Huang

Guan-Ming Chen

Yu-Ta Lin

Warren Kartadinata

Ching-Cheng Kung

Chih-Hung Yang

Chia-Jung Tsai

Maw-Zan Jau

Chih-Hsiang Lee

Jen-Mao Chen

Kai-Hsiang Chang

Hung-Wei Chen

Chia-Wei Huang

Nan-Chun Wu

Jui-Tang Chang

Te-Hao Hu

Zheng-Feng Li

Jhih-Cheng Hu

Yi-Liang Lin

Yu-Tsung Lee

Ming-Shi Huang

Shih-Wei Peng

Jhih-Hong Gao

Shao-Jie Wu

You-Lin Tu

Chu-Lin Huang

Hsuan-Liang Liu

Jun-Yu Chen

Shih-Ming Lo

Cheng Tseng

Tzu-Fong Wang

I-Hui Chen

Jhih-Hong Wang

The present disclosure provides a system and method for enabling cableless connections within a server system. The server system comprises a motherboard (MB) module, a power distribution board (PDB) module, power supply unit (PSU) modules, network interface controller (NIC) modules, fan modules, graphic process unit (GPU) modules, and a hyperscale GPU accelerator (HGX) platform. These components of the server system are interconnected by a plurality of circuit boards. The plurality of circuit boards includes, but is not limited to, a main board, linking boards (BDs), a PDB, a fan board, a power linking board, peripheral-component-interconnect-express (PCIe) expander boards, a plurality of NVLink bridges, and HGX base boards.

Application and integration of a cableless server system

A flexible shoulder pin module includes a barrel having an annular head portion, a cylindrical body portion, and a through-hole extending from a top surface of the body portion to a bottom end of the head portion; and a shoulder pin having a shaft portion and a shoulder portion formed thereon. The through-hole includes a first portion adjacent to the top surface of the body portion, and a second portion having a greater diameter than the first portion. The shaft portion is insertable through the first portion into the second portion. The shoulder portion is configured to adjustably extend above the top surface of the body portion to clamp a panel thereto. A compressible device is configured to be disposed around the shaft portion and secured by a stopper panel, which is coupled to the shaft portion and placed adjacent to the head portion within the second portion.

Flexible shoulder pin module for installing a panel on an assembly

A heating device includes a first capacitor, a first switch, a second switch, a second capacitor, a third capacitor, a coil and a controller. The first and second switch are coupled in series at a first node, and are coupled with the first capacitor in parallel. The second capacitor is coupled to the first switch. The third capacitor is coupled to the second switch, and is coupled to the second capacitor at a second node. The coil is coupled between the first and the second node. The controller outputs a first and a second control signal to the first switch and the second switch, respectively. After the heating device received a voltage and a starting command, the controller outputs the first and the second control signal to turn on or off the first and the second switch respectively. The duty cycle of the first signal is lower than 50%.

Heating device and control method thereof

An induction cooker includes a rectifying device, a first energy-storage device, a switch device, a second energy-storage device, a heating device and a control device. The capacitance of the second energy-storage device is greater than the capacitance of the first energy-storage device. When the induction cooker is just starting, the control device controls the switch device to be turned off, such that the heating device generates an output current according to an energy of the first energy-storage device. The control device determines whether a pot is on the heating device according to a change state of the output current. When the pot is on the heating device, the control device controls the switch device to be turned on, such that the first and second energy-storage devices are coupled, and the heating device heats the pot according to energies of the first and second energy-storage devices.

Induction cooker and operation method thereof

The present disclosure provides for a computer chassis design, which includes a sled and a sliding bracket. The sliding bracket includes a removable power supplier socket on a first end and a sliding return lever on the second end. When the sled is removed from the computer chassis, the removable power supplier socket can move out of the chassis via a set of mechanisms. The set of mechanisms can include an elastic element to cause the power supplier socket to automatically rotate out of the chassis. The sled can be shaped to extend behind the power supplier socket.

Computer chassis with sliding bracket

A cover for covering an opening of a socket formed by a housing comprises a body; one or more bosses extending from the body, a first locking mechanism, a second locking mechanism, and a release tab. The bosses movably couple the body to the housing such that the body is movable between first and second positions. The first locking mechanism releasably attaches to the housing to secure the body in the first position. The second locking mechanism releasably attaches to the housing to secure the body in the second position. The release tab aids in detaching the first locking mechanism from the first wall and the second locking mechanism from the second wall. When the body is in the first position, the body allows access to the socket through the opening. When the body is in the second position, the body prevents access to the socket through the opening.

Cover for socket of fan wall

A power detection circuit is provided for detecting current total input power of a resonant circuit. The power detection circuit includes a detection circuit and an estimation circuit. The detection circuit receives a current signal and obtains resonant-slot baseband power according to the current signal to generate the baseband power value. The current signal represents a resonant-slot current generated by the resonant circuit. The estimation circuit receives the baseband power value and estimates the current total input power according to the baseband power value to generate an estimated power value.

Power detection circuit and control circuit

A swing arm lock mechanism for securing a printed circuit board to a bracket includes a main body, a hooked arm, and an aperture in the main body. The hooked arm extends from and is integral with the main body. The hooked arm and main body define an open-ended slot for engaging a lock pin disposed on the bracket. The aperture receives a fastener for securing the main body to the printed circuit board such that the main body and hooked arm can rotate about a central axis of the fastener from a first unlocked position to a second locked position.

Mechanism for securing a printed circuit board to a bracket

A release mechanism is disclosed that can facilitate safely and efficiently removing an expansion card from a computing device. The release mechanism can be installed on a motherboard around an expansion slot, and can include an opening that permits access to the expansion slot to allow an expansion card to be installed therein. When removal of the expansion card is desired, a handled of the release mechanism can be pulled, causing contact surfaces of the release mechanism to push the expansion card away from the expansion slot with even force, removing the need to tilt the expansion card.

Facilitated expansion card removal

A riser bracket assembly for supporting at least one expansion card horizontally over a motherboard is disclosed. The riser bracket assembly may support different types of expansion cards. The assembly includes a first component half having a registration feature to mate with a first type of riser board. A second component half is attachable to the first component half. The second component half has a registration feature to mate with a second type of riser board. A riser board has an edge connector insertable into a socket on the motherboard. The riser board includes an expansion card connector connectable to the at least one expansion card. The riser board supports either the first component half or the second component half.

Removable combined PCIe riser bracket for computing device

A graphics processing unit (GPU) server having a GPU host head with one or more host graphics processing units (GPUs). The GPU server further has a GPU system with a plurality of system GPUs that are separate from the host GPUs, and that are configured to rapidly accelerate creation of images for output to a display device. The GPU server also has a mounting assembly that integrates the GPU host head and the GPU system into a single GPU server unit. The GPU host head is independently movable relative to the GPU system.

Application and integration of a GPU server system

Growing community of inventors

Taoyuan, Taiwan

Chun Feng Chang