Abstract: A method, an article of manufacture, and a process are provided for securing data sets by dynamically hopping amongst a variety of data encryption and/or manipulation protocols. Such dynamic protocol hopping can be implemented in reconfigurable logic. The encryption protocol applied to the data set is selected from among a plurality of encryption protocols. Preferably, the selection can be driven by a random number generator.

Abstract: A global positioning system (GPS) receiver receives signals from at least three or more high-definition television (HDTV) transmitters at HDTV transmitting power and frequency bands. The GPS receiver includes dynamic reconfigurable logic hardware to decode data patterns (i.e., dynamic algorithm patterns) in the received signals to compute and/or identify GPS receiver's physical location.

Abstract: Implementations of a dynamic reconfigurable hardware in an IP Trace Back system are described.

Abstract: A method and system for optical interconnections with backplanes, cache/memory, chip/die stacks, and mass storage in a supercomputing system. The method includes, but is not limited to, matching a plurality of transmitters to a plurality of receivers to a predetermined phase of an optical signal via a plurality of transmit holographic optical elements and a plurality of receive holographic optical elements; organizing the plurality of transmitters and the plurality of receivers to receive the optical signal via a reflective medium; and modulating the optical signal via the reflective medium from each transmit holographic optical element tuned to the associated receive holographic optical element.

Abstract: A surrogate component for shock testing is disclosed that includes a housing with exterior dimensions, mass, and a center of gravity approximately the same as the exterior dimensions, mass, and center of gravity of a counterpart component. The housing also has a stiffness greater than the counterpart component and has an interface for securing a sensor. In particular, the counterpart component may be hard drive and the housing may be constructed from a molybdenum material.

Abstract: A surrogate component for shock testing is disclosed that includes a housing with exterior dimensions, mass, and a center of gravity approximately the same as the exterior dimensions, mass, and center of gravity of a counterpart component. The housing also has a stiffness greater than the counterpart component and has an interface for securing a sensor. In particular, the counterpart component may be hard drive and the housing may be constructed from a molybdenum material.