Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.p.

Omar Pena

Tom J Searby

Adolfo Adolfo Gomez

Jonathan D Bassett

Thomas A Bondurant

Some examples include an expansion card retention device, comprising a retaining arm and a retaining bracket. The retaining arm is rotatably attachable to a chassis and moveable between an open state and a closed state. The retaining arm is postionable along the expansion card and includes an interior face to provide multi-point support along a top edge of the expansion card. The retaining bracket is rotatably coupled to the retaining arm. The retaining bracket pivotable about a first axis at a first end of the retaining arm. The retaining bracket includes a contact surface to engage with an interconnect bracket in the closed state. The retaining arm and retaining bracket are movable together between the open state and the closed state with a single user controlled operation.

Expansion card retention

A computing system for housing a number of storage devices includes a number of device cages, and a backplane coupled to each of the device cages to electrically couple a number of the storage devices to the computing system. The backplane includes a number of device combination signal and power interfaces located on a first side of the backplane to couple a number of the storage devices to the backplane. The backplane further includes a number of combination signal and power interfaces located on a second side of the backplane to couple the backplane to the computing system. The backplane further includes a number of signal connectors to couple the backplane to the computing system.

Storage device carrier assembly

Example implementations relate to integral mounting features. In one example, a conduit includes a first endpoint, a second endpoint, an exterior surface, and a mounting feature integral with a portion of the exterior surface to removably couple to a corresponding mounting feature integral with a surface of an object, where the mounting feature is located between the first endpoint and the second endpoint of the conduit.

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