Abstract: Techniques are described for dynamic phase generation and load reduction for a query. A query, for instance, is based on user input of a query in a natural language (NL) form, e.g., an NL query. Generally, an NL query may include multiple terms and/or phrases that make up a complex query, such as a sentence in a human-readable language. Accordingly, to enable a query result to be generated, the NL query is parsed into multiple logical sections and query contexts are determined for the logical sections. A set of search phases is generated based on the logical sections and the query contexts. The search phases can then be executed in a specific execution order to generate a query result for the NL query.

Abstract: System and method for executing scan operations on computing systems use a sparse file that represents a storage device of a computing system to scan a file stored in the storage device. The sparse file is created and mounted to a scanner appliance such that the sparse file appears to a scan engine of the scanner appliance as a local storage device. When a read request for the file stored in the storage device is issued from the scan engine that results in an implicit read request to the sparse file, the implicit read request is trapped. While the implicit read request is trapped, data of the file is retrieved from the storage device of the computing system to the scanner appliance using a communication transport. The retrieved data of the file is then scanned using the scan engine at the scanner appliance.

Abstract: A method and system for detecting intrusion in a distributed field bus of a vehicle network involve using an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) to detect intrusion in the network. In a network with a number of nodes, IDS is configured in each of the number of nodes. The IDS, in a first node configured in a transmission mode, receives at least one message signal. A hash function is performed on at least one message signal for generating a first Honeypot (HPT) signal. Simultaneously, the first node transmits the first HPT signal to the second node. The first node and the second node generates a reference HPT and second HPT respectively using an echo-hash function. The IDS detect intrusion based on a comparison of the reference HPT and the second HPT. The method is independent of network traffic timing and can be performed in real-time.

Abstract: An Information Handling System (IHS) includes multiple hardware devices, and a Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) in communication with the hardware devices. The BMC includes executable code to cause the BMC to receive a message associated with a non-registered hardware device that is not registered to be managed by the BMC in which the message formatted according to a native protocol of the BMC. The code further causes the code to transmit the message to a device plugin associated with the non-registered hardware device in which the device plugin comprises custom instructions that, upon execution by a system processor, cause the IHS to convert the message into a protocol associated with the non-registered hardware device, and forward the converted message to the non-registered hardware device using the protocol of the non-registered hardware device.

Abstract: Techniques are described for differentiation of search results for accurate query output. Generally, such techniques provide intelligent grouping and output of search results by considering contextual factors that relate different search results. For instance, data records that are aggregated in response to a query are inspected to identify attributes (e.g., data types) and attribute values to determine contextual relationships between attributes. The contextual relationships are utilized to differentiate the data records into different groups for query output, thus enabling an accurate characterization of query output not enabled by conventional search technologies.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method includes receiving a user query inputted on a head-mounted device from the head-mounted device, wherein the user query corresponds to multiple dialog-intents, executing multiple tasks corresponding to the multiple dialog-intents, generating a multi-perspective response by a stitching model based on two or more of execution results of the multiple tasks, wherein the stitching model combines the two or more of the execution results based on natural language processing, and wherein the multi-perspective response comprises a natural-language response combining the two or more execution results, and sending instructions to the head-mounted device for presenting the multi-perspective response on the head-mounted device.

Abstract: A firmware update system includes firmware storage device(s), an operating system engine coupled to the firmware storage device(s), and a remote access controller device coupled to the firmware storage device(s) and the operating system engine. The remote access controller device receives a single out-of-band firmware update command and, in response, performs a firmware storage device unlock operation to unlock the firmware storage device(s), transmits a firmware update package including a firmware update utility and a firmware update image to the operating system engine to cause the operating system engine to utilize the firmware update utility to update firmware stored in the firmware storage device(s) that was unlocked with the firmware update image and, subsequent to the operating system engine updating the firmware stored in the at least one firmware storage device that was unlocked, performs a firmware storage device lock operation to lock the firmware storage device(s).

Abstract: A processing server assists in identifying user consumption of information. The processing server includes a hardware processor, and memory storing computer instructions that when executed perform receiving image data comprising a series of screen image snapshots being presented on a screen of a client device, the screen image snapshots comprising respective timestamps; receiving audio data captured by a microphone of the client device; receiving metadata comprising image metadata, audio metadata, and client device metadata; determining one or more first matches to the image data; determining one or more second matches to the audio data; and aggregating the one or more first matches and the one or more second matches based on the metadata.

Abstract: An Information Handling System (IHS) includes multiple hardware devices, and a baseboard Management Controller (BMC) in communication with the plurality of hardware devices. The BMC includes executable instructions for beginning execution of a first BMC firmware stack, and during execution of the first BMC firmware stack, halt execution of the first BMC firmware stack, and begin execution of a second BMC firmware stack. At least a portion of the executable instructions used to generate the first BMC firmware stack are different than the executable instructions used to generate the second BMC firmware stack.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory media are provided for tracking operations using data received from a wearable device. An example method can include determining a first position of a wearable device in a physical space; receiving, from the wearable device, position information associated with the wearable device; determining a second position of the wearable device based on the received position information; and tracking, based on the first position and the second position, a movement of the wearable device relative to an electronic device.

Abstract: An information handling system includes a memory and a baseboard management controller. The memory includes a recovery partition including a recovery kernel, a first boot partition including first firmware, and a second boot partition including backup firmware. The baseboard management controller (BMC) attempts a first boot operation of the first firmware in the first boot partition. In response to a failure of the first boot operation, the BMC attempts a second boot operation of the backup firmware in the second boot partition. In response to a failure of the second boot operation, the BMC operates a recovery kernel. During the operation of the recovery kernel, the BMC provides a firmware request to an enclosure controller, receives blocks of correct firmware from a functioning baseboard management controller, stores the blocks of correct firmware in the first boot partition, attempts and completes a third boot operation of the correct firmware.

Abstract: A multi-process model to support compiling applications for multiple platforms is described. In one embodiment, applications designed for execution on a mobile platform can be ported to and/or compiled for execution on a desktop/laptop platform without requiring modification of the core program code of the mobile application. The mobile application is executed using a multi-process (e.g., two or more process) model in which the core mobile application program generates content that is displayed by a host process. The host process enables automatic translation of program calls to generate mobile user interface elements into program calls that generate user interface elements of the host platform. The translation can be performed using a multi-process (e.g., two or more process) model in which the core application program generates content that is displayed by a host process.

Abstract: Health and usage data are monitored for storage devices of a remote computing environment that is remote from a computing service provider. The remote computing environment comprises a subset of computing systems of a computing service provider that manages the remote computing environment. Based on the monitored health data, it is determined that one of the storage devices has failed. In response, it is determined whether a computing device of the remote computing environment that is associated with the failed storage device should be marked unhealthy or continue to operate at a reduced capacity. When it is determined that the computing device associated with the failed storage device should continue to operate at a reduced capacity, the computing device is reprovisioned with available storage devices and the computing device is operated at the reduced capacity.

Abstract: Examples disclosed herein relate to tracking a usage metric for each of a plurality of communication assets, determining whether the usage metric fails to meet a threshold for each of the plurality of communication assets, and in response to determining that the usage metric fails to meet the threshold for at least one of the plurality of communication assets, causing the at least one of the plurality of communication assets to be disabled.

Abstract: Implementations described herein relate to run-time management of a serverless function in a serverless computing environment. In some implementations, a method includes receiving, at a processor, based on historical run-time invocation data for the serverless function in the serverless computing environment, a first number of expected invocations of the serverless function for a first time period, determining, by the processor, based on the first number of expected invocations of the serverless function for the first time period, a second number of warm-up invocation calls to be made for the first time period, and periodically invoking the second number of instances of an extended version of the serverless function during the first time period, wherein the extended version of the serverless function is configured to load and initialize the serverless function and terminate without executing the serverless function.

Abstract: Provided herein is a compound of Formula I: or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt, stereoisomer, mixture of stereoisomers, or deuterated analog thereof, a pharmaceutical composition comprising a compound of the present invention, together with a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient thereof, and a method of treating cancer with the same.

Abstract: A capless fuel unit having an elongated tubular and cylindrical housing open at each end, the housing defining a first and a second longitudinally spaced fluid ports. A first flapper valve is associated with the first fluid port and a second flapper valve with the second fluid port, the flapper valves being movable between open and closed positions and resiliently urged toward their respective closed positions. A pressure relief valve is at least partially contained within an interior of the flapper valves. An arrangement of elastomeric seals incorporating a Graphene-derivative are positioned within the housing in proximity with the flapper valves for resisting hydrocarbon emission from fuel vapors escaping from the unit to the atmosphere.

Abstract: A cloud-computing system dynamically manages allocation of infrastructure nodes and compute nodes in an edge zone of the cloud-computing system. The edge zone begins with a first number of infrastructure nodes and a second number of compute nodes. As the edge zone executes customer workloads, the cloud-computing system determines whether the infrastructure nodes are over utilized or under utilized. When the infrastructure nodes are under utilized, the cloud-computing system re-assigns an infrastructure node to the compute nodes. When the infrastructure nodes are over utilized, the cloud-computing system re-assigns a compute node to the infrastructure nodes. In this way, the cloud-computing system dynamically maintains an optimal balance between resources devoted to supporting the edge zone (the infrastructure nodes) and resources devoted to executing customer workloads (the compute nodes).

Abstract: Implantable medical leads include at least one of a polymeric stylet tube and/or a distal backfill material that is softer than is conventional at least in the area where a stylet bend will cause a distal bend in the lead. The polymeric stylet tube provides for improved torsional and column stiffness during insertion while the softer distal backfill material reduces a whipping action to increase the steerability and control of the lead during insertion. The softer backfill material may be provided alone or in combination with a harder distal backfill material. The softer backfill material may be provided as an insert that is encapsulated by the harder distal back fill material or may be provided as a backfill material that exists in a position adjacent to the harder backfill material.

Abstract: A capless fuel unit having an elongated housing open at each end and defining a first and a second longitudinally spaced fluid ports. First and second door assemblies each include a flapper valve associated with a first fluid port and a second flapper valve with a second fluid port, the flapper valves being movable between open and closed positions and resiliently urged toward their respective closed positions. A pressure relief valve is at least partially contained within an interior of the flapper valves. The various plastic components of the capless unit incorporate Graphene or a Graphene-derivative for resisting hydrocarbon emission from fuel vapors escaping from the unit to the atmosphere.