Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.P.

Narendra Kumar Chincholikar

Abhishek Ashokkumar Jangid

Ravindra Ramtekkar

Manohar Lal Kalwani

Sanket Anavkar

Vaibhav Tarange

Mohit Sonje

Dipak Belvant More

Tulit Pal

Anuradha Kulkarni

In an example implementation according to aspects of the present disclosure, a system, method, and storage medium to identify and score security vulnerabilities is disclosed. A memory and a processor receive security-related data from a plurality of client computing devices, create a security score for each the client computing devices. The processor identifies a subset of the client computing devices with security scores surpassing a threshold and remediates a security vulnerability on each of the subset.

Security scores

Examples are described herein for facilitating responses to computing device service requests. In various examples, natural language processing may be performed on a plurality of incoming computing device service requests associated with a plurality of computing devices. A plurality of embeddings corresponding to the plurality of computing device service requests may be generated based on the natural language processing. Based on distances between each of a particular subset of the embeddings in an embedding space, a trending service issue associated with the computing device service requests corresponding to the particular subset may be predicted. The trending service issue may be provided to a computing device servicer associated with resolving a new incoming computing device service request.

Predicting service issues

A method of managing user experience with a virtual reality (VR) headset includes: with a server, receiving data from a number of sensors that are detecting parameters associated with a user during use of the VR headset; with the server, analyzing the data from the sensors to predict a negative effect on the user from the use of the VR headset; and with the server, taking action to minimize the negative effect on the user that is predicted.

Virtual reality headsets and method of managing user experience with virtual reality headsets

A device with automated device temperature control is described. In one example, the device includes a processor and a weather forecast engine coupled to the processor. The weather forecast engine obtains weather data of a geographical location in which the device is located. The weather data includes values of environmental parameters. The weather data is then shared with a prediction engine. The device further includes a control engine coupled to the processor. The control engine receives a first threshold operating temperature determined for the device based on the weather data, a device model, and a mapping table from the prediction engine. The control engine then initiates a temperature control device, connected to the device, to cool the device if a current device temperature of the device is greater than the first threshold operating temperature.

Device temperature control based on a threshold operating temperature determined for the device based on a weather data, a device model, and a mapping table

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Narendra Kumar Chincholikar