Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Baidu USA LLC

Coolanyp, LLC

Peng Cheng

Guo Chen

Thomas Moscibroda

Yongqiang Xiong

Xu Zhou

Ran Shu

Yuanwei Lu

Ningyi Xu

Zhixiong Niu

Lei Qu

Jiansong Zhang

Embodiments are disclosed of a thermal enclosure for use in an autonomous driving vehicle (ADV). The thermal enclosure includes an enclosure having a top, a bottom, and an interior compartment having a floor and a ceiling. The thermal enclosure is adapted to be mounted in the ADV. An electronic component is positioned in the interior compartment and thermally coupled to the floor. A cold plate having a bottom surface, a top surface, an inlet, and an outlet, is positioned in the interior compartment with the bottom surface of the cold plate thermally coupled to the electronic component and with a gap between the top surface of the cold plate and the ceiling. The cold plate's inlet and the outlet are adapted to be fluidly coupled to a cooling system outside the thermal enclosure.

Environmental control system for computing hardware in an autonomous driving vehicle

According to implementations of the subject matter described herein, there is proposed a solution for supporting communications for an FPGA device. In an implementation, the FPGA device includes an application module and protocol stack modules. The protocol stack modules are operable to access target devices based on different communication protocols via a physical interface. The FPGA device further includes a universal access module operable to receive, from the application module, first data and a first identity of a first target device, the first target device acting as a destination of the first data, and transmit, based on the first identity and predetermined first routing information, the first data to a first protocol stack module accessible to the first target device via the physical interface. By introducing the universal access module, it is possible to provide unified and direct communications for the application module.

Communications for field programmable gate array device

In accordance with implementations of the subject matter described herein, there provides a solution for multi-path RDMA transmission. In the solution, at least one packet is generated based on an RDMA message to be transmitted from a first device to a second device. The first device has an RDMA connection with the second device via a plurality of paths. A first packet in the at least one packet includes a plurality of fields, which include information for transmitting the first packet over a first path of the plurality of paths. The at least one packet is transmitted to the second device over the plurality of paths via an RDMA protocol. The first packet is transmitted over the first path. The multi-path RDMA transmission solution according to the subject matter described herein can efficiently utilize rich network paths while maintaining a low memory footprint in a network interface card.

Multi-path RDMA transmission

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