Quanta Computer Incorporated

Quantra Computer Inc.

Yaw-Tzorng Tsorng

Chun Feng Chang

Chao-Jung Chen

Ming-Lung Wang

Tung-Hsien Wu

Jen-Jia Liou

Chen Tseng

Chen-Chien Kuo

Shin-Ming Su

Maw-Zan Jau

Hou-Hsien Chang

Hsiao-Tsu Ni

Hung-Wei Chen

Hsiang-Pu Ni

Kai-Hsiang Chang

Yu-Ying Tseng

Kun-Pei Liu

Cheng-Chieh Weng

Chun-Chen Hsu

Hong-Yi Huang

Hsin-Chieh Lin

Ting-Kuang Pao

Wei-Jie Chen

Zhi-Hao Tseng

Chih-Hao Chang

Chi-Fu Chen

Yu-Cheng Chang

Hsi-Chi Chien

Jia-Lin Liu

Jui-Tang Chang

Chung-Hua Jen

Chen-Sheng Tang

Ta-Chih Chen

Po-Chen Liu

Nan-Chun Wu

Yuan-Chi Chang

Liang-Ju Lin

I-Lang Cheng

Mao-Chao Yang

Chih-Wei Lin

Chih-Ming Chen

Yao-Long Lin

Ta-Wei Chen

Zhao-Hong Chen

Yi-Huang Chiu

You-Jin Liu

Yi-Te Chang

Chia-Hung Kao

Wei-Kang Tsai

Chin-Ho Kuo

Tang-Shun-Lee Chen

Guan-Ming Chen

Pei-Jung Hsieh

Jia-Lin Chen

Chia-Lin Tsai

Wen-Jui Yu

Tung-Shiun Yang

Yung-Shiang Lin

Chih-Hsiang Lee

Shih-Hsuan Hu

Wei-Chih Hung

Ming-Lun Ku

Yu-Syuan Lin

Guo-Ming Huang

Chia-Wei Huang

Chia-Chun Chen

Chung-Kai Chen

Tsung-Cheng Lin

Te-Hao Hu

Tsung-Chun Fu

Hsueh-Chin Lu

Ching-Cheng Kung

Chih-Hsiung Tsai

Jun-Yu Chen

Guan-Kai Lien

Wei-Hsin Lin

Fu-Ling Yu

Ren-Zhi Zhang

Chin-Yu Lin

Jai-Lin Liu

Bo-Sheng Tsai

Po-Yu Han

Jun-Zhe Weng

Yen-Lin Liu

Keng-Yi Lin

Yu-Hsuan Chen

Yu-Tung Yang

Hsuan-Liang Liu

Fu-Jun Yu

Jhih-Hong Wang

Wei-Lin Tsui

Chu-Lin Huang

Kuan-Ru Chen

Chung-Ping Liu

Ruei-Tang Chang

A bracket for a computing device includes a bracket backwall having a height H, a first bracket sidewall coupled to a first corner of the bracket backwall, and a second bracket sidewall coupled to a second corner of the bracket backwall. The first bracket sidewall has a height H, The second bracket sidewall is coupled to a second corner of the bracket backwall. The second corner is opposite the first corner along a diagonal of the bracket backwall. The second bracket sidewall has a height H. The bracket further includes a first PCIe securing tab extending from the first bracket sidewall towards the second bracket sidewall, and a second PCIe securing tab extending from the second bracket sidewall towards the first bracket sidewall. The height His approximately equal to a sum of the height Hand the height H

Apparatus for installing PCIE add-in cards in a computing system

A server system is disclosed. The server system includes a riser bracket having a slot and an internal space, the internal space being an operation space for allowing a physical user action; a Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIE) card inserted in the slot of the riser bracket, the PCIE card having a power connector, the power connector being configured to receive a power cable, the internal space being adjacent to the power connector; and a hinge mechanically coupled to the riser bracket near the power connector, the hinge being pivotable between a first position and a second position, the hinge covering the internal space in the first position, the hinge uncovering the internal space in the second position.

Riser bracket with hinge and server system including same

A rack assembly for a computing system is disclosed. The rack assembly includes a rack frame, a vertical frame movably fixed within the rack frame, and a pair of brackets removably coupled to the vertical frame and the rack frame. The vertical frame is movable between a first position and a second position when the pair of brackets are uncoupled from the vertical frame and the rack frame. A base of the rack frame has a first hole configured to place the vertical frame in the first position and a second hole configured to place the vertical frame in the second position. The rack assembly is configured to receive a first type of computing device when the vertical frame is in the first position and receive a second type of computing device when the vertical frame is in the second position.

Configurable rack assembly

A computing system is disclosed. The computing system includes a housing configured to receive a plurality of electronic components including a first electronic component and a second electronic component; and a divider wall assembly mounted to the housing to separate the first electronic component from the second electronic component. The divider wall assembly includes a plurality of sheets including a first sheet and a second sheet, each sheet of the plurality of sheets having a sheet through-hole, a coupling rod positioned between the first and second sheets, the coupling rod having a flat surface formed between cylindrical ends, the coupling rod having a rod through-hole on the flat surface, the rod through-hole being perpendicular to an axis of the coupling rod, and a fastener fixedly attaching the plurality of sheets and the coupling rod, the fastener being inserted through the sheet through-hole of each sheet and the rod through-hole.

Divider wall assembly including coupling rod and computing system including the same

An attachable support module for attachment to an electronic equipment casing. The support module allows the electronic equipment casing to be raised from a ground surface to allow cables to be attached to the underside of the casing. The support module includes a case having an exterior plate and a parallel interior plate. A support member is rotatably mounted between the exterior plate and the interior plate of the case. The support member has a collapsed position within the case and an extended position extending from the case. A pivot arm engages the support member in the collapsed position.

Modular support for telecommunication component

A retractable module includes a pair of bases spaced apart and a tube positioned between the bases. The tube is configured to rotate about its center axis relative to the bases. The retractable module includes a latch including one or more prongs. The latch is configured to move between a release position and a fixed position. The retractable module includes a first spring configured to urge the tube to rotate in a first direction. The first spring includes a first end and a second end. The first end being fixed to one base of the bases, and the second end being fixed to the tube. The retractable module further includes a sheet wrapped around the tube. The sheet is configured to unwrap from around the tube as the tube rotates in the second direction and wrap around the tube as the tube rotates in the first direction.

Retractable module

The present disclosure provides a system and method for enabling cableless connections within a server system. The server system comprises a motherboard (MB) module, a power distribution board (PDB) module, power supply unit (PSU) modules, network interface controller (NIC) modules, fan modules, graphic process unit (GPU) modules, and a hyperscale GPU accelerator (HGX) platform. These components of the server system are interconnected by a plurality of circuit boards. The plurality of circuit boards includes, but is not limited to, a main board, linking boards (BDs), a PDB, a fan board, a power linking board, peripheral-component-interconnect-express (PCIe) expander boards, a plurality of NVLink bridges, and HGX base boards.

Application and integration of a cableless server system

An adjustable cable clip is disclosed. The cable clip includes a base, a first strap, and a second strap. The first strap is coupled to the base. The first strap has a first interior surface, a first exterior surface opposing the first interior surface, and an aperture. The second strap is coupled to the base opposite from the first strap. The second strap has a second interior surface, a second exterior surface opposing the second interior surface, and a projection. The first strap and the second strap are configured to couple together to form a cable area by the projection coupling with the aperture such that the first interior surface touches the second exterior surface or the first exterior surface touches the second interior surface.

Adjustable cable clip

An adjustable bracket for enclosing an open frame power supply unit (PSU) is disclosed. The adjustable bracket includes a first bracket section having a first primary plate and a first secondary plate extending generally vertically from one end of the first primary plate; and a second bracket section having a second primary plate and a second secondary plate extending generally vertically from one end of the second primary plate, the first secondary plate and the second secondary plate being generally parallel such that the first secondary plate faces the second secondary plate. The second primary plate is movably coupled to the first primary plate such that the adjustable bracket can be in a compact, intermediately extended, or fully extended configuration by adjusting the bracket according to a width of the open frame PSU, the width being different for a first open frame PSU than for a second open frame PSU.

Adjustable bracket for open frame power supply unit and outdoor telecommunications system including same

A carrier for solid state devices includes a plurality of panels, at least one gate, and an addition. The plurality of panels includes a first panel, a second panel, and a third panel. The at least one gate is attached to the second panel and the third panel. The at least one gate is configured to be in one of a first position or a second position. When the at least one gate is in the first position, an opening for receiving solid state devices is at least partially occluded to a first width that is smaller than a length of one of the solid state devices. When the at least one gate is in the second position, the opening for receiving the solid state devices is increased to a second width that is larger than the length of the one of the solid state devices.

Server with solid state drive modules compatible with low profile PCIE form factors

A dust-proof telecommunication system and a method for assembling a dust-proof mechanism are disclosed. The system includes a chassis including an opening on a top side thereof; a PCB located within the chassis; a memory module removably installed on the PCB; and a cover removably coupled to the top side of the chassis. The opening is positioned and shaped such that the memory module is accessible via the opening for easy replacement. The method includes inserting a strip into the opening such that a space is formed between a wall of the opening and the strip; and inserting the memory module into the space formed between the wall of the opening and the strip such that another strip located at a first side of the memory module contacts the wall and the strip contacts a second side of the memory module. The memory module is replaceably coupled to the PCB.

Dust-proof mechanism for memory module

Embodiments of the disclosure are directed to a cabinet for storing server equipment. The cabinet includes a fan cover disposed over the cabinet and configured to secure a plurality of fan units, and a locking system for securing the fan cover. The fan cover has a channel disposed along a front edge of the fan cover. The locking system includes at least one T-bar and a bracket. The at least one T-bar includes a horizontal bar movably disposed within the channel, and a vertical bar extending generally perpendicularly to the horizontal bar from a first end of the vertical bar. The bracket is coupled to a second end of the vertical bar. The bracket has a knob attached thereto for locking and unlocking the horizontal bar at a first position that locks the fan cover and a second position that unlocks the fan cover.

Locking systems for server cabinets

A device tray including an inner tray, an enclosure, a linkage assembly, and a handle assembly is disclosed. The inner tray has a first base and walls defining a first receptacle adapted for receiving an electronic device. The enclosure has a second base and walls defining a second receptacle adapted for slidably retaining the inner tray. The linkage assembly includes a first linking member hingeably coupled to the second base, a second linking member coupled with the first linking member at a hinged joint, and a slider movably coupled with the second base along a linear path. The slider is hingeably coupled to the second linking member. The handle assembly is coupled to the slider and causing, in response to a manual force, the slider to move along the linear path and rotate the enclosure between a closed position and an open position.

Rotary tray module for electronic device

A smart pole assembly for a telecommunication network and a method for opening a cover assembly of the smart pole assembly are disclosed. The smart pole assembly includes a base frame having a hollow interior space for receiving at least one telecommunication device; a pole fixed to the base frame and having a pole top to facilitate transmitting or receiving of communications between the telecommunication device and another telecommunication device; and a cover assembly coupled to and enclosing the base frame. The cover assembly includes a telescoping mechanism to move the cover assembly between a closed state and an open state. The cover assembly fully encloses the hollow interior space in the closed state for protecting the at least one telecommunication device. The cover assembly exposes and provides access to at least a portion of the hollow interior space in the open state.

Smart pole assembly

A riser bracket for a computing device includes a plurality of structural members configured to receive a computing component and an adjustable fixing bracket mechanically coupled to the plurality of structural members. The adjustable fixing bracket has a plurality of configurations that includes a first configuration and a second configuration. The adjustable fixing bracket has a first height in the first configuration that is greater than a second height in the second configuration. The adjustable fixing bracket includes a first slide bracket that is slidably mounted to a support bracket. The support bracket is fixed relative to the first slide bracket and the plurality of structural members. The first slide bracket is slidable along the support bracket to change the adjustable fixing bracket between the first configuration and the second configuration.

Apparatus for installing PCIe add-in cards in a computing system

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Taoyuan, Taiwan

Yaw-Tzorng Tsorng