Dell Products Inc.

Yi-Hsin Kuan

Sean P O'Donnell

Hsiang-Yin Hung

Yao-Chien Lien

Kuang-Hsi Lin

Richard Andrew Crisp

Richard William Guzman

Timothy C Dearborn

Matthew Bryan Gilbert

Peter Timothy Clark

Kevin Keller

Nicholas Lenn Poteracki

Chin-Chia Chang

Chuan Chieh (Dennis) Tseng

Yen Tai Liu

Chuck Lien

Methods, systems, and devices for providing computer implemented services are disclosed. To provide the computer implemented services, a data processing system may include various hardware components. To secure the various hardware components, the data processing system may include a security bezel. The security bezel may for a chassis of the data processing system, the hardware components being positioned on an interior of the chassis. The security bezel may have a structural body that has a length that is equal to or less than a length of a two-dimensional surface through which access to the interior is provided. The security bezel may further have an adjustable member adapted to adjust a length of the structural bezel to match the length of the surface while reversibly securing the structural body to the chassis.

Adjustable members for security bezels

Information handling system bezel

Securing a riser cage and/or electronic components coupled thereto within an information handling system can be accomplished using a riser cage apparatus. The riser cage may be configured to removably secure the electronic components to a surface of the information handling system using one or more fasteners configured to couple the riser cage to a surface of a chassis. The one or more fasteners may comprise a protrusion configured to engage a pin coupled to the surface. The protrusion of the one or more fasteners may be movable relative to the riser cage between a first locked position in which the pin coupled to the surface is engaged by the protrusion and a second unlocked position in which the pin coupled to the surface is not engaged by the protrusion.

Riser cage fasteners for an information handling system

A venting grate includes a main portion, a first venting area, and a second venting area. The first venting area is defined by first, second, third, and fourth edges. Each of the first, second, third, and fourth edges extend from the main portion. The second venting area is defined by fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth edges. Each of the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth edges extend from the main portion. The third edge and the fifth edge extend away from the main portion of the venting grate and angle together to form a pointed edge between the first and second venting areas.

Venting grate for an information handling system

A key lock module for securing a chassis for use with an information handling system to a rack. The key lock module includes a bracket and a rotatable lock housed in the bracket. The rotatable lock includes a locking arm configured to rotate between a locked position and an unlocked position. The key lock module also includes a bracket hook having a first end and a second end. The first end is coupled to the bracket such that the bracket hook may be depressed when the rotatable lock is in the unlocked position. The second end is positioned to interface with the locking arm when the rotatable lock is in the locked position such that the bracket hook may not be depressed. The bracket hook also is configured to engage with a rack to prevent a chassis associated with the key lock module from being removed from the rack when the bracket hook is not depressed.

Key lock module for mounting and securing an information handling system

Quick-release device carriers for computer chassis are described. In some embodiments, a carrier configured to couple and to decouple a device into or from a chassis may include: a front panel having a proximal edge, a distal edge opposite the proximal edge, and a handle nearest the proximal edge, where the proximal edge includes at least one protrusion; and a bracket slideable into the chassis, where the bracket includes a lateral portion and a rear portion, where the distal edge is coupled to the lateral portion via a hinge, where the rear portion includes an opening configured to accommodate an electronic connector between the device and the chassis, where the at least one protrusion is configured to latch onto at least one corresponding groove of a fixed portion of the chassis when the carrier is in a closed position, and where the fixed portion is parallel to the lateral portion.

Quick-release device carrier

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Taipei, Taiwan

Yi-Hsin Kuan