Zapgo Ltd

Hitachi, Ltd.

Oxcion Limited

Ultora, Inc.

Darrell Lee Niemann

Cattien Van Nguyen

You Li

Hoang Nguyen Ly

Philip Allan Kraus

Bevan Vo

Jovi Gacusan

Phillip Kraus

Bryan Ribaya

Cattlien Van Nguyen

Provided herein is a rechargeable power source that can be quickly charged and used for charging mobile and cordless devices. The power source includes an ultracapacitor which comprises a composite structure including, for example open graphene structures or graphene nanoribbons attached to an oxide layer. The oxide layer is on a metal foil surface. The oxide layer includes more than one metal atom.

Rechargeable power source for mobile devices which includes an ultracapacitor

Example implementations described herein are directed to a storage descriptor data structure that can represent characteristics of the dataset stored in an underlying volume without requiring the dataset in the volume to be migrated for processing. Such data structures are more compressed than the original data structure and can therefore facilitate storage allocation before the migration is conducted.

Processes and methods of aggregating, analyzing, and reporting distributed storage system properties within a central platform using storage descriptor data structures

A composite structure for an electric energy storage device is envisioned. The structure is made of a metal substrate and a metal oxide layer disposed over a majority of the metal substrate with the metal oxide layer being comprised of a first and second metals. Carbon nanotubes are disposed on the metal oxide layer. In an embodiment the first metal and the second metal are each selected from a group consisting of: iron, nickel, aluminum, cobalt, copper, chromium, and gold.

Structure for electric energy storage using carbon nanotubes

A composite electrode structure and methods of making and using thereof are disclosed. The structure has a metal substrate with a metal oxide layer. The average thickness of the metal oxide layer is less than 150 nm, and comprises at least a first metal and a second metal, wherein the first metal and the second metal are different elements. A plurality of carbon nanotubes is disposed on a first surface of the metal oxide layer. At least a portion of the carbon nanotubes are disposed such that one end of the carbon nanotube is positioned at least 5 nm below the surface of the metal oxide layer.

Embodiments of the present invention are directed to an energy storage device and a method for manufacturing the energy storage device. The method includes accessing a metal substrate and forming plurality of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) directly on a metal substrate. The method further includes removing substantially all amorphous carbon from said plurality of CNTs and coupling the plurality of CNTs to an electrolytic separator.

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Darrell Lee Niemann