Abstract: Examples described herein relate to circuitry, when operational, configured to: store records of memory accesses to a memory device by at least one requester based on a configuration, wherein the configuration is to specify a duration of memory access capture. In some examples, the at least one requester comprises one or more workloads running on one or more processors. In some examples, the configuration is to specify collection of one or more of: physical address ranges or read or write access type.

Abstract: Examples described herein relate to memory thin provisioning in a memory pool of one or more dual in-line memory modules or memory devices. At any instance, any central processing unit (CPU) can request and receive a full virtual allocation of memory in an amount that exceeds the physical memory attached to the CPU (near memory). A remote pool of additional memory can be dynamically utilized to fill the gap between allocated memory and near memory. This remote pool is shared between multiple CPUs, with dynamic assignment and address re-mapping provided for the remote pool. To improve performance, the near memory can be operated as a cache of the pool memory. Inclusive or exclusive content storage configurations can be applied. An inclusive cache configuration can include an entry in a near memory cache also being stored in a memory pool whereas an exclusive cache configuration can provide an entry in either a near memory cache or in a memory pool but not both.

Abstract: A remotely managed expandable multi-user computer system is provided. The computer system includes a removable compute cartridge and a removable storage cartridge allowing easy upgrade of the computer system. The computer system self-configures when powered on to allow remote management by another system over a network. Automatic failover support is provided without the need for a separate compute element. A self-configurable removable secure-to-wireless converter to couple to a client computer system allows secure communications between the multi-user system and the client computer system via a wireless network.

Abstract: A remotely managed expandable multi-user computer system is provided. The computer system includes a removable compute cartridge and a removable storage cartridge allowing easy upgrade of the computer system. The computer system self-configures when powered on to allow remote management by another system over a network. Automatic failover support is provided without the need for a separate compute element. A self-configurable removable secure-to-wireless converter to couple to a client computer system allows secure communications between the multi-user system and the client computer system via a wireless network.

Abstract: Techniques for transmitting SONET/SDH traffic over an Advanced Switching compatible switch fabric. In one implementation, SONET/SDH traffic may be aggregated and encapsulated into Advanced Switching compatible packets. In one implementation, the contents of the Advanced Switching compatible packets may be configurable and directions on how to unpack the Advanced Switching compatible packets may be transmitted to end point nodes. In one implementation, SONET/SDH pointer justification generation may be divided between a source node which transmits SONET/SDH traffic to the switch fabric and an end point node which receives SONET/SDH traffic from the switch fabric.

Abstract: Techniques for transmitting SONET/SDH traffic over an Advanced Switching compatible switch fabric. In one implementation, SONET/SDH traffic may be aggregated and encapsulated into Advanced Switching compatible packets. In one implementation, the contents of the Advanced Switching compatible packets may be configurable and directions on how to unpack the Advanced Switching compatible packets may be transmitted to end point nodes. In one implementation, SONET/SDH pointer justification generation may be divided between a source node which transmits SONET/SDH traffic to the switch fabric and an end point node which receives SONET/SDH traffic from the switch fabric.

Abstract: Techniques for processing traffic for transmission over an Advanced Switching compatible switch fabric.