Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Compaq Computer Corporation, Inc.

Other

Hewlett-packard Company

Compaq Information Technologies Group, L.p.

Sharp, Comfort, & Merrett, P.c.

Joseph R Allen

John P Franz

Troy Anthony Della Fiora

George D Megason

Wade David Vinson

John Robert Grady

Chong Sin Tan

John Norton

Thomas T Hardt

Henry C Coles

Robert J Hastings

David W Sherrod

Kevin B Leigh

Kelly Kennedy Smith

Belgie B McClelland

James Jeffery Schulze

Alan B Doerr

Sunil Rao Ganta Papa Rao Bala

Ronald D Noblett

Eric Mei

Melvin K Benedict

Keith A Sauer

Paily T Varghese

Brett D Roscoe

Daniel T Thompson

Karl J Dobler

B Tod Cox

Kurt A Manweiler

Binh Nguyen

David W Deis

Thomas Robert Bowden

Tri M Nguyen

Thomas G Bumby, Jr

Raymond A Freer

Hector Vidales

Dit Charoen

Bonnie E Prichep

Chandrakant D Patel

Christopher Gregory Malone

Minh H Nguyen

Everett R Salinas

Belgie B McClelland, Ii

Edward John Kliewer

David M Paquin

Christopher M Hunt

Jeffery Michael Giardina

Arthur G Volkmann

Carl D Massey

Michael T Gill

James H Singer

Rich Bargerhuff

Kevin F Labbe

Roberta M Madsen

Tuan A Pham

James D Preston

James P Shero

Kai Zhang

Michael E Taylor

Wade D Vinson

James A Mouton

Michael L Marshall

Allen B Doerr

Dave Preston

Scott Stephenson

Arnold Nicholas Top

Louis J Lawrence, Iv

Mark J Williams

Don M Saxby

Bradley E Mayes

Jonathan E JamesOu

A light pipe housing for a drive carrier comprises a base structure having a front face, a back face, a first light pipe cavity, and a second light pipe cavity. The light pipe housing comprises a raised ramp extending between the first light pipe cavity and the second light pipe cavity, the raised ramp having a first edge adjacent to the first light pipe cavity and a second edge adjacent to the second light pipe cavity. The housing further comprises a top cover having a cut out portion. The base structure and top cover are in conjunction configured to carry any one of a first light pipe and a second light pipe for the drive carrier. The light pipe housing configured to carry one light pipe at a time. The first light pipe and the second light pipe have mutually different light pipe arrangements.

Adaptable housing for light pipes with different light pipe arrangements

Example implementations relate to a security system having an electronic lock including latch and security modules, to control access to electronic devices. The latch module includes a receiver, a handle, and a torque member rotatably coupled to the receiver and handle. The receiver includes a first recess, a second recess, and a lobe to releasably engage the electronic device within the first recess. The security module includes a tension spring, an actuator, and a lock member having a first pin and a second pin. The tension spring is coupled to the lock member to engage the first pin to second recess when the latch module is in a latched configuration, and hold the security module in a lock-in position. The actuator is releasably engaged to the second pin for rotating the lock member to disengage the first pin from second recess, and release the security module from the lock-in position.

Security system having an electronic lock to control access to electronic devices

Examples described herein relate to connector assembly for a connecting device. The connector assembly may include an electrical connector connectible with a corresponding receiving structure on a receiving device separate from the connecting device. Further, the connector assembly may include a connector housing enclosing the electrical connector. The connector housing may include a mounting lever engaged with a body of the connecting device to secure the connector housing with the connecting device and allow the connector housing to move relative to the body of the connecting device. Further, the connector assembly may include a biasing member disposed within the connector housing to bias the electrical connector toward the receiving structure on the receiving device.

Connector assembly

A captive screw, comprising: a screw; a press fit nut, to connect to an opening on a device and to accept a screw, including: a bottom portion, to extend through the opening; a top portion; and a middle portion, wherein the middle portion is smaller in circumference than the top portion and the bottom portion; and a sleeve including a protrusion, wherein the sleeve fits over the screw and attaches to the press fit nut via the protrusion.

Captive screw

Examples described herein relate to a latch for releasably coupling objects. In some such examples, the latch includes a receiver, a torque member, and a handle. The receiver includes a lobe to releasably engage an anchor point within a recess of the receiver. The torque member is rotatably coupled to the receiver to rotate the receiver. The handle includes a torque portion rotatably coupled to the torque member to rotate the torque member and includes a lever extending from the torque portion.

Latches with receivers to releasably engage anchor points

Example implementations relate to a liquid cooling interconnect module of a computing system, and a tool-less method of assembling the liquid cooling interconnect module having a housing, a biasing member, and an interconnect block. The housing has an interlocking member, a support assembly, and a bore extending between a first end and a second end of the housing. The biasing member is disposed within the bore such that it contacts the support assembly. The interconnect block having a pair of through openings, is configured to be slidably inserted within the bore such that it contacts the biasing member. Further, the interconnect block is configured to compress the biasing member against the support assembly to a compressed position when the interconnect block is inserted into the bore, and the interlocking member is configured to retain the interconnect block within the housing when the biasing member is in the compressed position.

Liquid cooling interconnect module of a computing system

Example implementations relate a chassis for a circuit assembly. The chassis includes a chassis body defining an access opening and a volume to house the circuit assembly including a circuit module and an input-output (IO) unit. The chassis body houses the circuit assembly such that the circuit module is enclosed within the volume defined by the chassis body and the IO unit remains accessible for cabling at the access opening. The chassis further includes an IO enclosure attached to the chassis body to seal the access opening from surrounding environment, where the IO enclosure includes a cabling port to allow the cabling to the IO unit.

Chassis for a circuit assembly

Systems and methods are provided for universal-blindmate sleeve comprising mounting mechanisms for mounting the universal sleeve to a midplane. The universal-blindmate sleeve comprising a sleeve housing, having a first opening for receiving a first blindmate connector. The first opening is arranged at an end of the sleeve housing and facing a first side of the midplane. The sleeve housing further having a second opening for receiving a second blindmate connector, wherein the second opening is arranged at an opposing end of the sleeve housing and facing an opposing side of the midplane. A body of the sleeve housing is configured for blindmating the first blindmate connector to the second blindmate connector through the midplane.

Universal-blindmate sleeve and blindmate connectors

An apparatus includes a chassis; a circuit board assembly; and a heat sink assembly. The circuit board assembly includes a component to be removably installed in the connector. The heat sink assembly forms a cover for the chassis. The heat sink assembly includes a first heat sink and a second heat sink. The first heat sink is attached to the chassis, and the first heat sink includes an opening in the cover that corresponds to a location of the component. The second heat sink is to be attached to the first heat sink to close the opening and to be removable from the first heat sink to allow access to the opening to service the component.

Heat sink assemblies having removable portions

A thermal management assembly in accordance with one example may include a first thermal management member that includes a first main region that is continuous, a first connection region that is discontinuous, and a first top side. The thermal management assembly may also include a second thermal management member that includes a second main region, a second connection region, and a second top side. The second main region and the second connection region are continuous. The thermal management assembly may further include a connection member to couple the first thermal management member and the second thermal management member to a memory device via the first connection region and the second connection region. The first top side and the second top side are substantially level with a top side of the memory device in a horizontal direction when the first thermal management member and the second thermal management member are coupled to the memory device.

Thermal management assembly

Examples disclosed herein provide a compute server system comprising a plurality of nodes. In one example, each node generally includes a replaceable power source externally accessible to the node, and a guide for housing the replaceable power source. The guide generally includes conductive elements to make contact with conductive elements of the replaceable power source, and an elastic member to eject the replaceable power source from the node.

Externally accessible replaceable power source

In one implementation, a system for a tool-less multipoint latching mechanism includes a number of adjustable cams of a bracket to interact with a number of corresponding cam surfaces located on a computing board, a number of locking locations to couple a printed circuit assembly (PCA) to the bracket, and a number of pin-in-slot joints of the bracket that interact with the number of adjustable cams to vertically lower the coupled PCA into a number of receiving connectors on the computing board.

Tool-less multipoint latching mechanism

In one example, a shelf includes a shelf lock positioned within a spring retention pocket of the shelf. The shelf lock includes a main body that includes a spring retention slot to accommodate a spring and an opening to accommodate a pressure component. The shelf lock includes a retractable tab to be inserted into an enclosure to prevent movement of the shelf when mounted in the enclosure. The spring to exert an outward force to insert the retractable tab into the enclosure and the retractable tab to be retracted by an inward pressure.

Enclosure with a shelf

Example implementations relate to a cable track. For example, a cable track includes a plurality of pivotally-connected multi-channel links. Each of the multi-channel links may be a unitary body. A first channel may be located between a first outer member and a dividing member of the multi-channel link. A second channel may be located between a second outer member and the dividing member of the multi-channel link.

Cable track

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Tomball, TX, United States of America

Joseph R Allen