International Business Machines Corporation

Globalfoundries Inc.

Lenovo (singapore) Pte. Ltd.

Globalgoundries U.S. 2 LLC

Daniel James Winarski

Nils Haustein

Craig Anthony Klein

Allen Keith Bates

Louie Arthur Dickens

Tara Lynn Astigarraga

Stephen Leonard Schwartz

Anna Wanda Topol

Ulf Troppens

Nhan Xuan Bui

Michael E Starling

Clifford A Pickover

James Gordon McLean

Christopher V Derobertis

Timothy A Johnson

Kamal Emile Dimitri

John Edward Kulakowski

Rodney Jerome Means

Lee Curtis Randall

Thorsten Krause

Jose Roberto Mosqueda Mejia

Reed Alan Hancock

Michael D Hocker

James Johnson

Robert George Emberty

George G Zamora

Dylan J Boday

Gregg Steven Lucas

Itzhack Goldberg

Frank Krick

Wayne Isami Imaino

David Wayne Glass

Roger Gregory Hathorn

Henry Zheng Liu

Jesse Lee Thrall

Craig Henry Becker

Harald Seipp

Susan Encinas

Gregory Tad Kishi

David Berman

Nancy Vedder Ryson

Neil Sondhi

Icko E T Iben

James Mitchell Karp

Richard Hutzler

Donald G Grice

Eric Rolf Christensen

Robert G Biskeborn

Tin-Lup Wong

Ernest Stewart Gale

Robert Haas

Richard L Bradshaw

Rainer Wolafka

Masaki Hasegawa

Yun Mou

William Maurice Smith, Jr

Dominic Mueller-Wicke

Ralph Thomas Beeston

David Michael Davis

Agueda Martinez Hernandez Magro

Wayne Alan McKinley

Michael Stephen Schwartz

Bertrand M Grossman

Christophe Fagiano

Dennis L Willson

Laurence William Holley

Maurice E Richard

Glen Alan Jaquette

Karl Allen Nielsen

Joseph W Dain

Brian Gerald Goodman

Neal Martin Keller

Michael Philip McIntosh

Thomas W Bish

Douglas William Dewey

Hirokazu Nakayama

Frank David Gallo

Steven Ross Bentley

Kevin Dale Butt

Alan A Fennema

Mitsuhiro Nishida

Hisato Matsuo

Gary Anna

Blair I Finkelstein

Dov N Hepner

Steven Mark Groff

Chi H Dang

Shawn Owen Brume

Katsuhiko Hagiwara

Roger Javier Justo

Christopher J Monahan

Sven Oehme

Icko Eric Timothy Iben

Gerhard H Pieper

Thomas Gardelegen

Katsuyuki Nojima

Lawrence D Tipton

Ian E Henderson

Francisco Antonio Baca

Olive Paige Faries

A system, method and computer program product for archiving image, audio, and text data with metadata encapsulation in a client-server storage library is described. The server receives and holds the images, audio, or text to be archived in an image, audio or text logical partition which includes a directory of the images, audio, or text. The information is encapsulated in a metadata wrapper and stored in the library as a closed image, audio, or text file along with a closed copy of the directory. The closed image, audio, or text directory is also stored in the client. The images may be encapsulated in MXF, DICOM, Tape Archive (TAR) or GZIP formats. The storage library may have magnetic tapes, magnetic disks or optical disks as storage media.

Client-server multimedia archiving system with metadata encapsulation

The inventive concepts presented herein relate to methods of identifying molecules identification of molecules using apparatuses including: electromagnetic write-head(s); magneto-resistive read sensor(s), and processor(s). An exemplary method includes scanning one or more of a plurality of biosample tracks of a biosample substrate using an electromagnetic write-head to magnetically excite one or more molecules of interest using an alternating magnetic field. The one or more molecules of interest are disposed on one or more of the biosample tracks. A resonant response of the one or more molecules of interest is measured using a magneto-resistive sensor. The resonant response is compared to a table of known resonant responses to identify the one or more molecules of interest.

Identification of molecules based on frequency responses using electromagnetic write-heads and magneto-resistive sensors

A cognitive communication assistant receives a message transmitted over a communication network from a sender to a recipient. A sender's industry identified with the sender and a recipient's industry identified with the recipient are determined. One or more terms associated with the sender's industry are extracted from the message. A definition associated with the one or more terms is searched for in an on-line reference text. The message is updated based on the definition. The message is transmitted over the communication network to the recipient.

Communication assistant to bridge incompatible audience

Methods, systems and computer program products for detecting contagious diseases in a wildlife population using a drone are provided. Aspects include monitoring, by a drone, a geographic area and capture images of the geographic area and analyzing the captured images to identify a deceased wildlife in a region of the geographic area. Aspects also include performing increased monitoring of the region and capture supplemental images of the region using the drone and analyzing the supplemental images to identify a number of deceased wildlife in the region. Based on a determination that number of deceased wildlife in the region, greater than a threshold number, a corrective action is taken.

Detection of contagious diseases using unmanned aerial vehicle

Methods, systems, and computer program products for data entry device security are provided. Aspects include receiving an indication of a user presence at a data entry device, wherein the data entry device includes a surface with apertures, and wherein the apertures include a material with a reflection coefficient. A presence of a fraud device is determined by emitting, from beneath the surface, security light from a set of one or more emitters, wherein the security light has a security light luminous power. A reflection of the security light off the material is collected by a first set of one or more sensors, wherein the reflection has a reflection luminous power. A luminous power range is determined based on the security light luminous power and the reflection coefficient and based on the reflection luminous power being outside the luminous power range, security measures are engaged at the data entry device.

End user protection against ATM keypad overlay

Described are embodiments of an invention for detecting target antigens in a biological sample using a sample assembly. Detection may be accomplished by performing a method comprising: sweeping a head module over the sample assembly, wherein said head module includes at least one magneto-resistive read sensor configured to detect target antigens via nanoparticles within the sample assembly; and detecting at least one particular antigen among the target antigens. Preferably, detecting the target antigens via the nanoparticles is based at least in part on detecting unique magnetic properties of particular nanoparticles specifically associated with different types of the target antigens. Detection using a magnetic read/write head in the sample assembly facilitates automation of sample detection with high speed and fidelity. Corresponding systems are also disclosed.

Trenched sample assembly for detection of analytes with electromagnetic read-write heads

A tape drive may arrange timing-based-servo marks into a timing-based-servo pattern. The timing-based-servo pattern may be at least one M-pattern. The tape drive may select the at least one M-pattern. The tape drive may match at least two timing-based-servo marks in the at least one M-pattern. The tape drive may determine, from the matching, whether an alignment of the at least two timing-based-servo marks is demonstrative of tape-creep.

Tape-creep detection via frequency domain data

A computer-implemented method according to one embodiment includes identifying a storage environment, establishing a baseline associated with input and output requests within the storage environment, monitoring activity associated with the storage environment, comparing the activity to the baseline, and performing one or more actions, based on the comparing.

Storage environment activity monitoring

A tape drive may calculate the slopes for three successive timing-based-servo marks in a timing-based-servo group. The timing-based-servo marks may be arranged in a one or more M-patterns. The three successive timing-based-servo marks may be across the one or more M-patterns. The tape drive may perform a parabolic fit of a gradient of the slopes. The tape drive may determine whether the gradient is demonstrative of tape-creep.

Tape-creep detection via trajectory and distortion angles

An apparatus for includes a detection module, determination module, dispatch module, and notification module. The detection module detects at least one rider at a pickup location. The determination module determines a qualifying automated guided vehicle of a fleet of automated guided vehicles based on at least one of distance to the pickup location, passenger capacity, or vehicle type. The dispatch module dispatches the qualifying automated guided vehicle of the fleet of automated guided vehicles in response to the detection module detecting the at least one rider at the pickup location. The notification module notifies of delivery of the at least one rider to a destination location.

Limited destination automatic ground services transportation system

A tape drive may calculate a slope for each of the timing-based-servo marks in a timing-based-servo group. The timing-based-servo marks are arranged in one or more M-patterns. The tape drive may average the slope for each of the timing-based-servo marks across the one or more M-patterns. The tape drive may generate a least-squares assessment of the averaged slope. The tape drive may determine, from the least-squares assessment, whether the averaged slope is demonstrative of tape-creep.

Averaged slope timing-based-servo tape-creep detection

Simulating latency in a network environment. A device sends a latency request. The device receives a latency support confirmation. The device builds an I/O frame. The I/O frame comprises a latency simulating bit and a latency duration. Based on the latency simulating bit and the latency duration, the device holds the I/O frame. The device sends the I/O frame.

Introducing latency and delay for test or debug purposes in a SAN environment

An apparatus for managing network security includes an inventory module, a survey module, an observation module, and a security module. The inventory module identifies each node of a network. The survey module gathers information for each node of the network. The security module generates notifications to one or more users in response to the observation module detecting one or more irregularities.

LAN/SAN network security management

A computer-implemented method may include obtaining position information of a susceptible zone of a tape. The susceptible zone may be a section of the tape where a stress value of the tape exceeds a threshold. The method may further include storing a block of data to the tape in a first storage zone. The method may further include determining that the first storage zone is positioned within the susceptible zone. The method may further include storing, based at least in part on the determining, a duplicate block of data in a second storage zone.

Data storage in view of susceptible zones

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