Dell Products Inc.

International Business Machines Corporation

Other

Richard Andrew Crisp

Paul D Kramer

Scott C Lauffer

Bob Springer

Mark Gilson

Kevin D Terwilliger

Matthew Bryan Gilbert

Timothy C Dearborn

Richard William Guzman

Bernard D Strmiska

Austin J Orand

Sean P O'Donnell

Peter A Kaltenbach

Bryan K Hunter

Brad Philip Collins

Vincent Lam

John Charles Donachy

Nicholas Lenn Poteracki

Jared Mockler

Zackery William Bennett

Corey Dean Hartman

Peter Timothy Clark

Glen Clifton

Timothy Uys

Eduardo Escamilla

Robert Boyd Curtis

Wei-Ti Kuo

Garrett R Lewis

Reut Kovetz

Kevin C Sloan

Kristy Baldwin

Timothy Michael Lambert

Kevin Warren Mundt

Pedro M Alfonso

Huy Van Nguyen

Andrew P Tosh

Tristan A Merino

Brandon Joel Brocklesby

Jean Marie Doglio

Jefferson Blake West

Chris Everett Peterson

Hsiang-Yin Hung

Scott Raymond LaPree

Hana Schuster Smith

Patrick Vincent Illingworth

Yinggang Du

Juan Manuel Gonzalez

Liang-Chun Ma

Chi-Sung Chang

Chun Yang Tseng

Yi-Hsin Kuan

Kevin Keller

Chin-Chia Chang

David Wheeler Williams

Robert Moser

Noman Mithani

Kevin R Garrett

Libertad Paloma Escobar Carrizales

Stephen Edward Meosky

Chuan Chieh (Dennis) Tseng

James Joseph Reger

Hung-I Lin

George Hoh

Chuck Lien

Zack Bennett

David L Mand

Muthuswamy Ethirajan

Door for information handling system rack

A bus bar assembly including a bus bar including a coupling interface; an enclosure surrounding a portion of the bus bar, wherein the enclosure exposes the coupling interface; and a bracket including a first portion and a second portion, the first portion of the bracket coupling the enclosure to the bus bar with one or more fasteners, the second portion of the bracket coupled to an aggregate rail, wherein the coupling interface of the bus bar is coupled to a respective power supply of one or more servers that are removably coupled to the aggregate rail.

Aggregate rail system for a rack assembly

Communication tower radio

A bezel configured to mechanically couple to a housing for housing components of an information handling system may include one or more mechanical features for mechanically coupling the bezel to the housing, an illuminated element module mechanically coupled to a mechanical structure of the bezel, and a bezel connector having a plurality of pins communicatively coupled to the illuminated element module, the bezel connector configured to communicatively couple the illuminated element module to an access controller of the information handling system housed within the housing, such that the illuminated element module receives instructions from the access controller for displaying a visual behavior relating to a status of the information handling system and displays the visual behavior in response to receiving the instructions.

Dynamically illuminated element on information handling system bezel

Cover for a communication tower radio

Liquid cooling processor enclosure with frost facade

A dynamic information tag is disclosed for performing a dynamic information tag operation. The dynamic information tag includes a tag housing, the tag housing being sized to fit within a recess of an information handling system configured for receipt of a static information tag; a control and connection portion; and, a display coupled to the control and connection portion, the display being controlled via the control and connection portion to present information handling system information.

Dynamic information tag

Information handling system bezel

A chassis for housing information handling resources of an information handling system may include an enclosure, a plurality of bays formed within the enclosure, each bay of the plurality of bays configured to receive a corresponding modular information handling resource, and a hem comprising a ledge extending from the enclosure and running proximate to at least a portion of the plurality of bays. The hem may have formed therein a recess sized and shaped in accordance with physical dimensions of an interchangeable labeling strip and a plurality of retention features, each retention feature configured to receive a corresponding engagement feature of the interchangeable labeling strip, in order to retain the interchangeable labeling strip within the recess.

Interchangeable labeling strip in chassis hem

A chassis for housing a computing device of an information handling system includes a receiving portion of an expansion card receiver that receives an expansion card and operably connects the expansion card to another component of the computing device while the expansion card is received by the receiving portion. The chassis further includes a management portion of the expansion card receiver that receives a force from a user and, in response to receiving the force: transitions the management portion from a first state to a second state. In the first state, a handle, that enables the expansion card to be removed from the chassis is disposed inside of the management portion and the expansion card receiver is locked to the chassis. In the second state, the handle is disposed outside of the management portion and the expansion card receiver is unlocked from the chassis.

System and method for facilitating movement of components in a chassis

A programmable dynamic information handling system rack lighting system may include an array of a plurality of visual indicators configured to be programmed such that each information handling system of a chassis is associated with a set of one or more of the plurality of visual indicators and a lighting control subsystem configured to control illumination of the plurality of visual indicators based on statuses of information handling systems of the chassis, such that the lighting control subsystem causes each set of the visual indicators to illuminate based on a status of the respective information handling system associated with such set.

Programmable dynamic information handling system rack lighting system

An information handling system, including a plurality of computing modules; a rack-mountable tray including: a plurality of bays, each bay including a thermal pad, wherein i) each computing module is engaged with one or more of the bays of the plurality of bays and ii) one or more of the thermal pads are in thermal communication with a respective computing module of the plurality of computing modules; and a fluid circulation system positioned within the tray and coupled to each of the thermal pads, the fluid circulation system circulating fluid proximate to the thermal pads to transfer heat from the computing modules through the thermal pads.

Cooling computing modules of a rack-mountable tray

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

A computing module apparatus for use in a rack-mountable tray, the computing module apparatus including: one or more walls defined between a top surface and a bottom surface, wherein the walls, the top surface, and the bottom surface define an interior volume of the computing module; one or more computing components positioned within the interior volume of the computing module; an immersion fluid contained within the interior volume of the computing module and surrounding the computing components; and one or more mechanical interconnects for mechanical coupling the computing module with the rack-mountable tray.

Liquid immersion cooled computing module

An information handling system, including a plurality of computing modules; a rack-mountable tray including: a plurality of bays, each bay including a cold fluid intake and a warm fluid return, wherein each computing module of the plurality of computing modules is engaged with the cold fluid intake and the warm fluid return of one or more of the bays of the plurality of bays; and a fluid circulation system positioned within the tray and coupled to the cold fluid intake and the warm fluid return of each of the bays, the fluid circulation system introducing, for each bay that a respective computing module is engaged with, fluid within the computing module via the cold fluid intake of each bay and returning warm fluid via the warm fluid return of each bay to transfer heat from the computing modules.

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Richard Andrew Crisp