Abstract: Apparatus (2) for monitoring a set of fuel dispensers (101, 102, . . . 10N) of filing stations (11, 12, . . . 1M), for providing fuel stored in tanks (11) to vehicles, may include interfaces (21) to receive measurements from output probes (301, 302, . . . 30N) measuring fuel flowing through nozzles (111, 112, . . . 10N); measurements from amount probes (31) measuring a stored amount contained within the tank; and receipt data of fuel delivered; a memory (22) to store at least part of said measurements, and a computing means (23). The computing means may be configured for: determining two subsequent fuel deliveries for which stored amounts measured at the start of said deliveries are substantially equals; determining a suspicious situation by comparing said receipt data corresponding to said subsequent fuel deliveries with the sum of measurements provided by said output probes during the time period between these two subsequent deliveries; and triggering an action when a suspicious situation is determined.

Abstract: A mother board with a central processing unit and two riser slots configured to cooperate with one riser card for connecting two expansion cards to the mother board. The first riser slot and the second riser slot may be connected by metal traces to the central processing unit, and the two riser slots may be spaced apart by a distance greater than 8 cm.

Abstract: An electronic device configured to be mounted in a housing of a cluster, the device comprising a rear body housing at least one mother board configured to be powered by the cluster, a front tray housing at least one electronic board having at least one socket, the front tray comprising at least one fastening member for mounting an expansion card having an edge connector and a fastening portion, the electronic board being connected to the mother board by at least one flexible cable, the front tray being mounted slidable relatively from the rear body between a close position and an open position in which the front tray is at least partially removed from the cluster housing while keeping the rear body into the cluster housing so that an expansion card can be mounted/unmounted from the electronic board without powering off the device.

Abstract: An expansion module for a computing unit of a High-Performance Computer cabinet, the expansion module comprising a casing configured to be removably guided horizontally in a main housing of a computing unit of a High-Performance Computer cabinet, a support card, mounted within the casing, comprising at least one module connector, said module connector being configured to be removably connected to the computing unit, a plurality of card slots connectors, each card slot connector being configured to be removably connected to an expansion card, at least a lever for locking/unlocking the casing to the main housing of the computing unit, said lever being operable manually without using any tools and a handle, pivotable according to a vertical axis, configured for locking/unlocking simultaneously the expansion cards when mounted in the card slot connectors.

Abstract: Apparatus (5) for assessing a quality of a communication session (3) between at least one first party (1) and at least one second party (2a, 2b . . . 2N), over a telecommunication network (4), comprising means for: monitoring (S1) said communication session by continuously receiving an audio stream associated with said communication session; converting (S2) language of said audio stream into text data; determining (S3), from said text data, at least first understandability quality features (UQFA, UQFG) and an information quality feature (IQF), said first understandability quality feature being representative of at least word articulation and grammar correctness within said language, and said information quality feature being representative of a comparison of the semantic content of said audio stream with a set of contents related to said audio stream; assessing (S4) said quality from said quality features.

Abstract: A scalable system for high-power computer, comprising a plurality of motherboard chassis, inserted in a computer rack mounting kit, each motherboard chassis, being configured to receive at least one motherboard module, said plurality of inner chassis forming a stack of inner chassis, the stack being configured to receive an outer floating bracket chassis, said outer chassis being inserted by a second longitudinal end of each inner chassis forming the stack of inner chassis, each said outer floating bracket chassis being configured to accommodate at least one double floating bracket being configured to house a cable box capable of connecting the connectors of a plurality of motherboard modules, arranged in said inner chassis of the stack, to each other, the system being characterized in that the double floating bracket comprises at least several floating attachment means.

Abstract: This invention relates to a computer implemented method (10) for processing a video file, said video file comprising audio content and visual content, the visual content comprising text content, wherein the method comprises: (S11) extracting the text content in the visual content; (S12) generating a context information for the audio content based on the text content extracted from said visual content; and (S13) converting the audio content into text by using the context information generated based on the text content extracted from the visual content of the video file.

Abstract: A method for calculating a remaining useful life of an apparatus comprises the following steps. Time-series of previous runs and a current run of the apparatus are provided containing data of sensors configured to monitor parameters of the apparatus. An error occurs when a parameter breaches a threshold. Cumulative counts of errors occurring during a run are calculated. A linearly decreasing remaining useful life is calculated for previous runs. Breakdowns of the apparatus are mapped in an error space. Each dimension of the error space refers to one type of an error. The breakdown points are mapped at coordinates which represent cumulative error counts at the time of the breakdowns. A test point representing cumulative error counts of the current run is mapped. At least two nearest breakdown points to the test point are identified. The remaining useful life of the apparatus is calculated based on the nearest breakdown points.