Dell Products Inc.

Jake Hill Lavallo

Derric Christopher Hobbs

Jonathan C Giffen

Toshiyuki Tanaka

Cyril Adair Keilers

Tzu-Wei Tai

Darren Burke Pav

Suresh K Ramasamy

Yimin Xiao

A secure antenna chassis access for an information handling system reconfigurable antenna may comprise a chassis enclosing the information handling system including a top cover, and a rear chassis wall, an antenna mounting insertion slot within the rear chassis wall, a reconfigurable antenna grounding bracket with an internal mounting portion configured to mount internally to the chassis via an internal fastener, a hardwired antenna operably coupled to a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) network interface device of the information handling system via an electrically conductive wire to transceive data at or above 6 GHz frequency, the hardwired antenna operably disposed through the antenna mounting insertion slot of the rear chassis wall from the interior of the chassis and coupled to the reconfigurable antenna grounding bracket internally mounted to the chassis, and an antenna security cover enclosing the hardwired antenna and removable by internal access to the chassis.

Reconfigurable secure antenna module and assembly method

A cartridge-based computing system includes a display stand that connects to a compute module cartridge including a first securing member, a second securing member, and a release member coupled to the second securing member. The display stand defines a securing aperture that engages the first securing member when the compute module cartridge is connected to the display stand, which causes the first securing member to engage a securing element on the display stand and move it into engagement with the second securing member to connect the compute module cartridge to the display stand. The securing element may then be engaged by the release member to move it out of engagement with the second securing member, and into engagement with the first securing member to cause the securing aperture to disengage the first securing member and disconnect the compute module cartridge from the display stand.

Cartridge-based computing system

A fan tray system includes a fan tray base that couples to a chassis and that includes fan system connector(s) for connecting to a fan system. A fan tray side wall includes fan system guide member(s) that align the fan system for connection to the fan system connector(s), and is connected to the fan tray base by a moveable coupling that allows relative movement between the fan tray side wall and the fan tray base. That relative movement allows the fan tray side wall to be positioned in a first orientation when the fan tray base is coupled to the chassis such that the fan tray side wall is positioned adjacent a chassis wall of the chassis and impedes access component(s) in the chassis. That relative movement also allows the fan tray side wall to be moved to a second orientation that allows access to the component(s) in the chassis.

Fan tray system

An information handling system, including two or more single-slot M.2 modules; a dual-slot discrete graphics processing unit (dGPU) module; a printed circuit board, including: a plurality of M.2 connectors aligned on a same edge of the printed circuit board such that: a first single-slot M.2 module of the two or more single-slot M.2 modules is coupled to a first M.2 connector of the plurality of M.2 connectors; a second single-slot M.2 module of the two or more single-slot M.2 modules is coupled to a second M.2 connector of the plurality of M.2 connectors; and the dual-slot dGPU module is coupled to a third and a fourth M.2 connector of the plurality of M.2 connectors.

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Jake Hill Lavallo