Dell Products Inc.

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Go Lock Technology, Inc.

Kevin Keller

Sean P O'Donnell

Richard William Guzman

Peter Timothy Clark

Douglas A Yates

Steven R Jones

Edward J Gross

Richard Andrew Crisp

Jean Marie Doglio

Peter A Kaltenbach

Matthew Bryan Gilbert

John Charles Donachy

Weidong Zuo

Amrita Sidhu Maguire

Brad Philip Collins

Kris D Keller

Zhao Chen

Nicholas Lenn Poteracki

Yi-Hsin Kuan

Libertad Paloma Escobar Carrizales

Harris Di

Rocco Calandruccio

Methods, systems, and devices for providing computer implemented services are disclosed. To provide the computer implemented services, a data processing system may include various hardware components. To secure the various hardware components, the data processing system may include a security bezel. The security bezel may for a chassis of the data processing system, the hardware components being positioned on an interior of the chassis. The security bezel may have a structural body that has a length that is equal to or less than a length of a two-dimensional surface through which access to the interior is provided. The security bezel may further have an adjustable member adapted to adjust a length of the structural bezel to match the length of the surface while reversibly securing the structural body to the chassis.

Adjustable members for security bezels

An information handling system bay accepts plural communication carriers having storage communication support, such as in compliance with OCP3.0. The communication carrier has a support structure to support processing components, such as a network interface controller coupled to a printed circuit board, and coupled within the bay by a latch having a member extending from one end to engage the bay housing and latching an opposite chamfered end with a pin coupled to a spring loaded button. A press on the button away from the latch releases the chamfered end from the pin so support structure member is free from the housing bay to remove the communication carrier.

Information handling system carrier

An information handling system includes a compute device, a side cover, and a bezel. The side cover is placed in physical communication with the compute device. The side cover includes a mounting latch that rotates between an open position and a closed position. When in the closed position, the mounting latch securely mounts the compute device on a component. When bezel is placed in physical communication with the side cover, the bezel locks the mounting latch in the closed position.

Information handling system with integrated latches for stacking electrical enclosures

A server information handling system couples to a rack and is secured with a security device coupled to one side of the information handling system housing clear of the front side of the information handling system so that the entire front side of the housing is available for venting and/or interface devices like a power switch and ports. The security device has a latch that moves vertically in response to an outward and upward pull on a lever engaged with the latch. The latch secures and releases the housing to the server rack, such as at the rail holding the housing in the rack, and releases a pin from a slot of a bezel that covers a front face of the server information handling system. The pin moves vertically in a channel of the latch and is biased to a locked position so that insertion of the server bezel onto the housing will lock the bezel with the pin while the lever remains in a locked position.

Information handling system bezel security latch

Described herein is a lockable housing having a base portion and a mated sliding portion. In particular embodiments, the base portion supports a shaft with a free end that is received into the sliding portion when the housing is closed. The housing may include one or more spacers sized for releasable placement around the shaft, thereby reducing the open area near the shaft and increasing security. The housing features a shackle window for receiving a locking element such as a padlock. The housing also features one or more supplemental openings for receiving a secondary element such as a cable that can be used to secure other items or equipment when the housing is closed and locked.

Sliding lockable housing with supplemental openings

Portable lock housing

A kit for playing a card game having a playing board with a playing surface. The board provides a multiplicity of players' stations each including two betting positions. A dealer's draw station is also provided. The kit further includes a fifty-two card deck. The deck is made up of twenty-five 10 value cards, twenty-five 5 value cards, and two Aces. A dealer's draw value generator such as a tossable die or cube is provided which has three different numerical values represented on opposite sides of the cube. By making various bets or wagers, and being dealt playing cards, the players compete against the dealer. The winner is the one who is able to total the highest numerical value not exceeding twenty-one.

Card game kit

Growing community of inventors

Austin, TX, United States of America

Kevin Keller