Dell Products Inc.

International Business Machines Corporation

Timothy Michael Lambert

Jeffrey Leighton Kennedy

Shawn Joel Dube

Mukund Purshottam Khatri

Elie Antoun Jreij

Akkiah Choudary Maddukuri

Johan Rahardjo

Wade Andrew Butcher

Jordan Chin

Michael Joseph Stumpf

Eugene David Cho

Shyamkumar Thiyagarajan Iyer

Bhavesh Govindbhai Patel

Pablo Rafael Arias

Nihit S Bhavsar

Dinesh Kunnathur Ragupathi

Isaac Qin Wang

Pedro Lopez

Bhyrav M Mutnury

Indrani Paul

Arun Muthaiyan

Yogesh Varma

Sreeram Veluthakkal

William Price Dawkins

Chandrasekhar Mugunda

Hendrich M Hernandez

Brian L Brelsford

Sandor Tibor Farkas

Hasnain Shabbir

Marshal F Savage

Corey Dean Hartman

Andrew Butcher

Syama Poluri

John S Loffink

Paul W Vancil

Anh Dinh Luong

Quy Hoang

Kurtis John Bowman

Jaydev M Reddy

John Christopher Beckett

Alaa A Yousif

Michael A Brundridge

Lee Eric Ballard

John R Stuewe

Jinsaku Masuyama

Babu Krishna Chandrasekhar

Ashish Munjal

Balaji Bapu Gururaja Rao

Ralph H Johnson

William Andrew Smith

Binay A Kuruvila

Stephen Cochran

Milton Olavo Decarvalho Taveira

Santosh Bhadri

Sean Hart

Brian L Reuter

Yuchen Xu

Shekar Babu Suryanarayana

Richard Andrew Crisp

Wei G Liu

Deepaganesh Paulraj

Scott C Lauffer

Eric Michael Tunks

John J Breen

Allen Chester Wynn

Lei Wang

Eduardo Escamilla

Robert Christopher Dixon

Madhusudhan Rangarajan

Robert Boyd Curtis

Cyril Jose

Sean P O'Donnell

George Gilman Richards, Iii

Peter A Kaltenbach

Matthew Bryan Gilbert

Craig Anthony Klein

Surender V Brahmaroutu

Juan Francisco Diaz

Daniel Alvarado

Frank Widjaja Yu

Prashanth Giri

Abey K Mathew

Donald W Gerhart

Robert Talbott Stevens, Iv

Howard Carl Tanner

Manjunath Am

Jun Gu

Duk Moon Kim

Sanjiv Sinha

Jeremiah James Bartlett

Alaric J Silveira

Richard L Holmberg

Kareem Sameh Seddik

Richard Owen Waldorf

Nasiha Hrustemovic

Bhavesh A Patel

Kalyani Sandeep Gamare

Chen Chi Hsieh

George Harris

Ronald Paul Rudiak

A display component for an active information tag is disclosed for performing an active information tag operation. The display component includes a display component housing; and, a display portion, the display portion being controlled by an active information tag controller, the display portion comprising a plurality of touch sensitive display elements, the plurality of touch sensitive display elements being arranged on the display component housing in a repeating pattern.

Display component for active information tag for a server type information handling system

Systems and methods for detecting the presence or absence of a component on a circuit board are described. In an illustrative, non-limiting embodiment, an Information Handling System (IHS) may include: a processor; and a memory coupled to the processor, where the memory includes program instructions store thereon that, upon execution by the processor, cause the IHS to: obtain current data from a current monitor, wherein the current monitor monitors current drawn by one or more monitored components of the IHS; and determine based, at least in part, on the current data, a presence or an absence of a required component of the one or more monitored components, or a presence of an unexpected component of the one or more monitored components.

Systems and methods for detecting presence or absence of a component on a circuit board

Embodiments of systems and methods for intelligent accelerator license management are described. In some embodiments, a High Performance Computing (HPC) platform may include: a first Baseboard Management Controller (BMC), and a hardware accelerator comprising a second BMC, where at least one of the first or second BMCs is configured to: identify a type of a workload to be executed, at least in part, by the hardware accelerator, and retrieve a license corresponding to the workload.

Intelligent accelerator license management

Methods and systems for thermal management of data processing systems are disclosed. To improve the likelihood of computer implemented services being provided, the systems may thermally manage the temperatures of various components of the data processing system under a variety of operating conditions. To warm the components, the system may include fans usable to generate a circulation airflow and heaters to generate heat to warm the airflow. To cool the components, the system may include fans usable to generate a through enclosure airflow to bring in cool air and expel warm air. The fans may be managed via a control system that includes multiple management entities that may operate under different ranges of thermal conditions and may be capable of performing various analysis for ascertaining how to operate the fans and heaters to thermally manage the system.

System and method for granular and dynamic control of fan speed and direction

Methods and systems for managing operation of data processing systems are disclosed. To manage the operation of the data processing systems, access to information regarding the operation of hardware components of the data processing systems may be provided. The access may be provided by configuring the internal communication topology of the data processing systems. The topologies may be configured to limit access to unvalidated entities, and provide access to validated entities.

System and method for managing access to information regarding operation of hardware components of data processing systems

Methods and systems for managing operation of data processing systems are disclosed. To manage the operation of the data processing systems, user input may be obtained and used to select how to change the operation of the data processing systems. The user input may be obtained via an interface system. The interface system may be operably connected to a processing complex and a management controller of the data processing system via reconfigurable channels. The channels may be reconfigured to selectively provide the user input to the processing complex or the management controlled based on the state of the data processing system.

System and method for managing data processing systems based on user input

Embodiments of systems and methods for power throttling of High Performance Computing (HPC) components are described. In some embodiments, an HPC platform may include: a system Baseboard Management Controller (BMC), and an accelerator tray comprising a tray BMC coupled to a plurality of managed subsystems and to the system BMC, where the system BMC is configured to: in response to a power excursion event, instruct the tray BMC to throttle a first managed subsystem by a first amount and to throttle a second managed subsystem by a second amount.

Power throttling of high performance computing (HPC) platform components

Presented herein are systems and methods for the orchestrated secure attestation and conditional enablement of a hot-plug peripheral device. In one or more embodiments, a newly added peripheral device is initially set to a hidden status so that it is not visible to the host operation system of the information handling system. In one or more embodiments, only after being successfully vetted is the peripheral device made visible to the host. In one or more embodiments, if the peripheral device is not supported, including failing one or more policies, the peripheral device remains in a hidden state to the host operating system of the information handling system.

Systems and methods for conditional enablement and host visibility for hot-addable and hot-pluggable devices

Methods and systems for thermal management of hardware resources are disclosed. To improve the likelihood of the computer implemented services being provided, the systems may include information transmission topologies that are more likely to properly transmit operating point information (e.g., actual fan rates, rates at which fans are to operate, etc.) between management entities such as thermal managers and entities managed by the thermal managers such as fans (and/or other types of gas flow control components). By doing so, the system may be more likely to provide thermal management services as intended by using the transmitted information that is more likely to be accurate.

Current mode fan control and tachometer reporting design

Methods and systems for managing operation of data processing systems are disclosed. The data processing systems may include a limited number of hardware components. To increase the usable number or types of hardware components, an add-in card or other device may be attached to the data processing system. To facilitate connection of a variety of types of devices having varying form factors, an interposer may be used. The data processing system may modify a communication topology based on whether a device or the interposer is connected to it to establish communication channels.

System and method for connecting devices having variable form factors to data processing systems

Methods and systems for managing operation of data processing systems are disclosed. To manage the operation of the data processing systems, the data processing systems may include a port and a management controller that may selectively takeover the port from the host. When taken over, the management controller may use the port to attempt to obtain data usable to modify the operation of one or more modules of the data processing system. The modules may be modified to resolve incompatibilities between the modules. By resolving incompatibilities, data processing systems hosting incompatible modules may be returned to desired operation.

System and method for managing compatibility of modules of data processing systems

Methods and systems for managing operation of data processing systems are disclosed. The data processing systems may include power supplies that may be impacted by various conditions. To manage exposure to the conditions, the power supplies may self-monitor for occurrences of the conditions and report the occurrences to a logic device using a point-to-point channel. The logic device automatically identify and implement actions to reduce an impact of the occurrences of the conditions.

System and method for managing conditions impacting power supplies of data processing systems

Methods and systems for managing operation of data processing systems are disclosed. The data processing systems may include a limited number of hardware components. To increase the usable number or types of hardware components, an add-in card or other device may be attached to the data processing system. When connected to the data processing system, these devices may consume power delivered by the data processing system. The devices may cooperate with the host data processing system so that power is consumed in a manner that is less likely to negatively impact operation of the devices and host system.

System and method for power management of devices connected to data processing systems

Methods, systems, and devices for providing computer-implemented services are disclosed. To provide the computer-implemented services, hardware components that generate heat may be used. To manage the heat generated by the hardware components, a heat sink assembly may be used. The heat sink assembly may include features for adjusting its shape and/or size to accommodate other nearby components. By accommodating other components, the heat sink assembly may be used in spaces that would otherwise be unusable for thermal dissipation purposes due to the risk of mechanical interference between the heat sink assembly and the other components.

Variable topography heat sink fins

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

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Timothy Michael Lambert