Abstract: A cloud-based data protection service is disclosed. In an embodiment, the data protection service may support backup of data sets from one or more sites associated with one or more organizations. In an embodiment, deduplication of backup data across multiple sites of an organization and/or multiple sites associated with different organizations may be supported. In an embodiment, backup data may be post-processed in the cloud to insert fingerprints corresponding to data blocks that did not change since a previous backup was performed, to scan the backup for security threats such as viruses, other malware, personally identifiable information, etc. In an embodiment, restore may be supported from the cloud, where restore blocks may be larger than backup data blocks. In another embodiment, restore may be based on blocks that have changed since the most recent backup (or a user-selected backup).

Abstract: Embodiments of a sensor are disclosed herein. The sensor includes a ceramic substrate having a first major surface, a second major surface opposite to the first major surface, and a thickness measured from the first major surface to the second major surface. The thickness is from 10 ?m to 200 ?m. A piezoelectric layer is disposed on the first major surface of the ceramic substrate, and the piezoelectric layer has a thickness of 10 ?m or less. At least one electrical contact is disposed on the piezoelectric layer or between the ceramic substrate and the piezoelectric layer or both on the piezoelectric layer and between the ceramic substrate and the piezoelectric layer. A wearable device including such a sensor is also disclosed herein as well as a method of manufacturing same.

Abstract: An all-solid secondary battery including: a positive electrode layer including a positive active material; a negative electrode layer including a negative electrode current collector and a first negative active material layer; and a solid electrolyte layer between the positive electrode layer and the negative electrode layer, the solid electrolyte including a solid electrolyte, wherein the first negative active material layer is adjacent to the solid electrolyte layer, the first negative active material layer includes a multi-component metal composite including M1, M2, M3, and X, an atomic ratio of M2M3X to M1M2M3X in the multi-component metal composite is in a range of about 0.5 to about 0.85, and an atomic ratio of M2M3X to M1 ion is in a range of about 1 to about 5.51.

Abstract: A cloud-based data protection service is disclosed. In an embodiment, the data protection service may support backup of data sets from one or more sites associated with one or more organizations. In an embodiment, deduplication of backup data across multiple sites of an organization and/or multiple sites associated with different organizations may be supported. In an embodiment, backup data may be post-processed in the cloud to insert fingerprints corresponding to data blocks that did not change since a previous backup was performed, to scan the backup for security threats such as viruses, other malware, personally identifiable information, etc. In an embodiment, restore may be supported from the cloud, where restore blocks may be larger than backup data blocks. In another embodiment, restore may be based on blocks that have changed since the most recent backup (or a user-selected backup).

Abstract: An all-solid secondary battery including: a cathode layer including a cathode active material layer; an anode layer; and a solid electrolyte layer between the cathode layer and the anode layer, and the solid electrolyte layer including a solid electrolyte, wherein the anode layer includes an anode current collector, a first anode active material layer in contact with the solid electrolyte layer, and a second anode active material layer between the anode current collector and the first anode active material layer, wherein the first anode active material layer is a lithium-containing first metal layer, wherein the second anode active material layer includes a carbon-containing anode active material or a carbon-containing anode active material and a second metal, and wherein a surface of the solid electrolyte layer adjacent to the first anode active material layer has a porosity of 40 percent or less.

Abstract: A secondary battery includes a cathode layer including a cathode active material layer; an anode layer including an anode current collector and a metal layer disposed on the anode current collector; a solid electrolyte layer disposed between the cathode layer and the anode layer; and a graphite interlayer disposed between the solid electrolyte layer and the anode layer, wherein the interlayer comprises a graphite material having a crystallite size of about 1000 angstroms to about 1500 angstroms, when measured from a (110) diffraction peak, and having a hexagonal interplanar spacing about 500 angstroms to about 800 angstroms in a c-axis direction, when measured from a (002) diffraction peak, an aspect ratio of the graphite material is in a range of between about 0.44 and about 0.55.

Abstract: A cloud-based data protection service is disclosed. In an embodiment, the data protection service may support backup of data sets from one or more sites associated with one or more organizations. In an embodiment, deduplication of backup data across multiple sites of an organization and/or multiple sites associated with different organizations may be supported. In an embodiment, backup data may be post-processed in the cloud to insert fingerprints corresponding to data blocks that did not change since a previous backup was performed, to scan the backup for security threats such as viruses, other malware, personally identifiable information, etc. In an embodiment, restore may be supported from the cloud, where restore blocks may be larger than backup data blocks. In another embodiment, restore may be based on blocks that have changed since the most recent backup (or a user-selected backup).

Abstract: A cloud-based data protection service is disclosed. In an embodiment, the data protection service may support backup of data sets from one or more sites associated with one or more organizations. In an embodiment, deduplication of backup data across multiple sites of an organization and/or multiple sites associated with different organizations may be supported. In an embodiment, backup data may be post-processed in the cloud to insert fingerprints corresponding to data blocks that did not change since a previous backup was performed, to scan the backup for security threats such as viruses, other malware, personally identifiable information, etc. In an embodiment, restore may be supported from the cloud, where restore blocks may be larger than backup data blocks. In another embodiment, restore may be based on blocks that have changed since the most recent backup (or a user-selected backup).

Abstract: A cloud-based data protection service is disclosed. In an embodiment, the data protection service may support backup of data sets from one or more sites associated with one or more organizations. In an embodiment, deduplication of backup data across multiple sites of an organization and/or multiple sites associated with different organizations may be supported. In an embodiment, backup data may be post-processed in the cloud to insert fingerprints corresponding to data blocks that did not change since a previous backup was performed, to scan the backup for security threats such as viruses, other malware, personally identifiable information, etc. In an embodiment, restore may be supported from the cloud, where restore blocks may be larger than backup data blocks. In another embodiment, restore may be based on blocks that have changed since the most recent backup (or a user-selected backup).

Abstract: A cloud-based data protection service is disclosed. In an embodiment, the data protection service may support backup of data sets from one or more sites associated with one or more organizations. In an embodiment, deduplication of backup data across multiple sites of an organization and/or multiple sites associated with different organizations may be supported. In an embodiment, backup data may be post-processed in the cloud to insert fingerprints corresponding to data blocks that did not change since a previous backup was performed, to scan the backup for security threats such as viruses, other malware, personally identifiable information, etc. In an embodiment, restore may be supported from the cloud, where restore blocks may be larger than backup data blocks. In another embodiment, restore may be based on blocks that have changed since the most recent backup (or a user-selected backup).

Abstract: A cloud-based data protection service is disclosed. In an embodiment, the data protection service may support backup of data sets from one or more sites associated with one or more organizations. In an embodiment, deduplication of backup data across multiple sites of an organization and/or multiple sites associated with different organizations may be supported. In an embodiment, backup data may be post-processed in the cloud to insert fingerprints corresponding to data blocks that did not change since a previous backup was performed, to scan the backup for security threats such as viruses, other malware, personally identifiable information, etc. In an embodiment, restore may be supported from the cloud, where restore blocks may be larger than backup data blocks. In another embodiment, restore may be based on blocks that have changed since the most recent backup (or a user-selected backup).

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a flexible piezoelectric device including laminating a first metal layer on a silicon oxide layer on a silicon substrate. The method further includes laminating a device on the first metal layer and annealing the first metal layer to oxidize the first metal into a first metal oxide. The method further includes etching the first metal oxide to separate the device from the silicon oxide layer and transferring the separated device to a flexible substrate using a transfer layer. The metal oxide layer laminated on the silicon substrate is etched to separate the device from the substrate. As a result, physical damage of the silicon substrate is prevented and a cost of using expensive single-crystal silicon substrate is reduced.

Abstract: Provided are a method for manufacturing a flexible device, a flexible device, a flexible piezoelectric device and a flexible capacitor manufactured by the same, and a method for manufacturing a flexible sensor. A method for manufacturing a flexible device includes: laminating a first metal layer on a silicon oxide layer on a silicon substrate; laminating a device on the first metal layer; annealing the first metal layer to oxidize the first metal into a first metal oxide; etching the first metal oxide so as to separate the device from the silicon oxide layer; and transferring the separated device to a flexible substrate using a transfer layer. According to the disclosed method for manufacturing a flexible device, differently from the prior art where the silicon substrate itself is etched, the metal oxide layer laminated on the silicon substrate is etched to separate the device from the substrate.