Dell Products Inc.

Mark A Smith

Bhyrav M Mutnury

Sandor Tibor Farkas

Daniel Alvarado

Sanjiv Sinha

Christopher T Barnard

Po-Li Hsieh

A floating open compute project retention system. The floating open compute project retention system includes a floating open compute project component guide device and a floating open compute project component retention device, the floating open compute project component retention device providing access to the floating open compute project component guide device when in an open position and fixedly mounting a floating open compute project receiving assembly within an open compute project mounting bay when in a closed position.

Server system open compute project mounting system

A connection assembly including a receptacle connector having a first and a second end, including: a shell, including a first outer surface and a second outer surface; a shield surrounding the shell, the shield including: a first portion including a first cam flange, the first portion rotatable about a first spring hinge; a second portion including a second cam flange, the second portion rotatable about a second spring hinge; a mating connector removable coupleable to the receptacle connector, including: an adjustment member, wherein, when a positioning of the adjustment member is adjusted to decrease a distance between the adjustment member and the second end of the receptacle connector, the adjustment member adjusts a distance between the first cam flange and the second cam flange to rotate the first portion of the shield about the first spring hinge and rotate the second portion of the shield about the second spring hinge.

Connection assembly for use in an information handling system

A memory module socket, including a first member extending between a first end and a second end of the socket, the second end of the socket opposite to the first end of the socket, the first member positioned along a first side of the socket, the first member including: a plurality of first contact pins, each of the first contact pins including a first contact point and a second contact point; a plurality of first resistive coatings connecting two or more of the first contact pins to define first groupings of contact pins; a plurality of first ribs separating each of the first groupings of first contact pins; wherein when the first contact pins are in a first position, the second contact points of the first contact pins are in contact with respective first resistive coatings to complete a termination to ground.

Memory module socket for an information handling system

A connection assembly, including: a first connector having a first end and a second end, and a first surface extending between the first end and the second end, the first connector including press fit pins extending away from the first surface, each of the press fit pins including: a rod portion; a connecting portion having a first shape; a second connector having a first end and a second end, including: a dielectric carrier having a first surface extending between the first end and the second end of the second connector, receptacles positioned within the first surface of the dielectric carrier, each of the receptacles including: a cylindrical region, a tapered region having a second shape that corresponds to the first shape of the connection portion, wherein, when the first connector is coupled to the second connector, the press fit pins are positioned within respective receptacles of the receptacles.

Connection assembly for an information handling system

A display stand cavity accepts an information handling system secured with a cover over the cavity held in place by a latch. The latch interacts with a locking element of the display stand to maintain the cover in position and slides to an unlocked position to release the cover for removal. An anchor engages with the latch to hold the latch in the unlocked position while the cover remains in place. The anchor releases the latch when the cover is removed from the display stand. If the cover remains in place, application of greater than a predetermined force on the latch towards the closed position overcomes the anchor to re-engage the latch to couple the cover to the display stand.

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Pflugerville, TX, United States of America

Mark A Smith