Abstract: A cooling system for the electronic components of a computer rack, including a primary circuit of primary liquid; a primary exchanger intended to transfer heat from first electronic components to the primary liquid; a secondary circuit of refrigerant fluid; a primary-secondary exchanger; a tertiary circuit of tertiary liquid; a secondary-tertiary exchanger; and a tertiary-thermal source exchanger. The cooling system also includes a tertiary-secondary exchanger; and an air-tertiary exchanger intended to transfer, to the tertiary liquid, heat from the air of the computer rack heated by second electronic components, the air-tertiary exchanger being arranged, in the tertiary circuit, downstream of the tertiary-secondary exchanger and upstream of the secondary-tertiary exchanger.

Abstract: A method for the exchange of data between nodes of a server cluster includes a plurality of nodes interconnected together by a geographic interconnection network including a plurality of transmission segments linking the plurality of nodes together according to a predetermined limited number of several different connection directions respectively associated with several different coordinates of a system of coordinates, each transmission segment of the geographic interconnection network thus belonging to a single one of the different connection directions and the system of coordinates thus being defined such that each coordinate of the system of coordinates is associated with a single one of the different connection directions, the method including sending, by a sending node, data intended for at least one other receiving node; transmitting the data using the geographic interconnection network; and receiving the data by each the receiving node.

Abstract: A method and system for synchronising a server cluster having a plurality of nodes each provided with an internal clock and interconnected with each other by a clock interconnection network including a plurality of transmission segments. Time-stamping information is generated by the internal clock of a source chosen from the nodes of the server cluster. The time-stamping information is transmitted to all the nodes in the server cluster from the source; and the internal clock of each node of the server cluster is adjusted from this time stamping information. The time for transmission of the time-stamping information is adjusted by each transmission segment to a constant value established for each transmission segment. Upon receiving the time-stamping information by any one of the nodes in the server cluster, its internal clock is adjusted from the time-stamping information and information relating to the transmission segments passed through between the source and this node.

Abstract: A cooling system for the electronic components of a computer rack, including a primary circuit of primary liquid; a primary exchanger intended to transfer heat from first electronic components to the primary liquid; a secondary circuit of refrigerant fluid; a primary-secondary exchanger; a tertiary circuit of tertiary liquid; a secondary-tertiary exchanger; and a tertiary-thermal source exchanger. The cooling system also includes a tertiary-secondary exchanger; and an air-tertiary exchanger intended to transfer, to the tertiary liquid, heat from the air of the computer rack heated by second electronic components, the air-tertiary exchanger being arranged, in the tertiary circuit, downstream of the tertiary-secondary exchanger and upstream of the secondary-tertiary exchanger.

Abstract: A method and system for synchronizing a server cluster having a plurality of nodes each provided with an internal clock and interconnected with each other by a clock interconnection network comprising a plurality of transmission segments. Time-stamping information is generated by the internal clock of a source chosen from the nodes of the server cluster. The time-stamping information is transmitted to all the nodes in the server cluster from the source; and and the internal clock of each node of the server cluster is adjusted from this time-stamping information The time for transmission of the time-stamping information is adjusted by each transmission segment to a constant value established for each transmission segment. Upon receiving the time-stamping information by any one of the nodes in the server cluster, its internal clock is adjusted from the time-stamping information and information relating to the transmission segments passed through between the source and this node.

Abstract: A cooling system for the electronic components of a computer rack, including a primary circuit of primary liquid; a primary exchanger intended to transfer heat from first electronic components to the primary liquid; a secondary circuit of refrigerant fluid; a primary-secondary exchanger; a tertiary circuit of tertiary liquid; a secondary-tertiary exchanger; and a tertiary-thermal source exchanger. The cooling system also includes a tertiary-secondary exchanger; and an air-tertiary exchanger intended to transfer, to the tertiary liquid, heat from the air of the computer rack heated by second electronic components, the air-tertiary exchanger being arranged, in the tertiary circuit, downstream of the tertiary-secondary exchanger and upstream of the secondary-tertiary exchanger.

Abstract: A server (100) having a plurality of modules (1-8), each module including a communication element (16, 26), a plurality of processors (CPU) (10, 11, 20, 21), a system on a chip (SOC) (12, 22) executing firmware, and a network of programmable ports (FPGA) (13, 23). The modules interconnected by an interconnection (27) between each communication element, an interconnection (28) between each system on a chip (SOC). The executed firmware produces two software components: a satellite management controller (SMC) component of the system (15, 25) and a baseboard management controller (BMC) component (14, 24).

Abstract: A method for the exchange of data between nodes of a server cluster includes a plurality of nodes interconnected together by a geographic interconnection network including a plurality of transmission segments linking the plurality of nodes together according to a predetermined limited number of several different connection directions respectively associated with several different coordinates of a system of coordinates, each transmission segment of the geographic interconnection network thus belonging to a single one of the different connection directions and the system of coordinates thus being defined such that each coordinate of the system of coordinates is associated with a single one of the different connection directions, the method including sending, by a sending node, data intended for at least one other receiving node; transmitting the data using the geographic interconnection network; and receiving the data by each the receiving node.

Abstract: A micro power outages compensation module for at least one server includes one or more capacitive storage element for storing electrical energy which is releasable for compensating the outages, the module further including a controller for the charging and/or the discharge of the capacitive storage element(s), limiting the charging and/or discharge current of the capacitive storage element(s) sufficiently to enable hot plugging and/or unplugging of the module even during operation of the server.

Abstract: A method for the exchange of data between nodes of a server cluster comprising a plurality of nodes interconnected together by a geographic interconnection network comprising a plurality of transmission segments linking the nodes together, including sending by a sending node, data intended for at least one other node, or receiving node, transmitting the data using the geographic interconnection network, receiving the data by each receive node, supplying the data to each receiving node with information relating to the transmission segments of the geographic interconnection network traversed between the sending node and this receiving node on the transmission thereof.

Abstract: A method for synchronously running an application in a high availability environment including a plurality of calculating modules interconnected by a very high-speed broad band network, includes: configuring the modules into partitions including a primary and a secondary partition and a monitoring partition; running the application on each running partition, inputs-outputs processed by the primary partition transmitted to the secondary running partition via the monitoring partition; synchronizing the runnings via exploiting microprocessor context changes; transmitting a catastrophic error signal to the monitoring partition; continuing the running by switching to a degraded mode, the running continuing on a single partition.

Abstract: A server (100) having a plurality of modules (1-8), each module including a communication element (16, 26), a plurality of processors (CPU) (10, 11, 20, 21), a system on a chip (SOC) (12, 22) executing firmware, and a network of programmable ports (FPGA) (13, 23). The modules interconnected by an interconnection (27) between each communication element, an interconnection (28) between each system on a chip (SOC). The executed firmware produces two software components: a satellite management controller (SMC) component of the system (15, 25) and a baseboard management controller (BMC) component (14, 24).

Abstract: A method for synchronously running an application in a high availability environment including a plurality of calculating modules interconnected by a very high-speed broad band network, includes: configuring the modules into partitions including a primary and a secondary partition and a monitoring partition; running the application on each running partition, inputs-outputs processed by the primary partition transmitted to the secondary running partition via the monitoring partition; synchronizing the runnings via exploiting microprocessor context changes; transmitting a catastrophic error signal to the monitoring partition; continuing the running by switching to a degraded mode, the running continuing on a single partition.

Abstract: A micro power outages compensation module for at least one server includes one or more capacitive storage element for storing electrical energy which is releasable for compensating the outages, the module futher including a controller for the charging and/or the discharge of the capacitive storage element(s), limiting the charging and/or discharge current of the capacitive storage element(s) sufficiently to enable hot plugging and/or unplugging of the module even during operation of the server.

Abstract: A direct current backup power supply device of a data processing system with at least one computer supplied with very low voltage whose direct current power supply is connected to an alternating current power supply system using an AC/DC converter of alternating current into direct current includes means for storing electrical energy. The device also includes means for charging the means for storing electrical energy from a part of the direct current provided by the AC/DC converter to the very low voltage power supply of the data processing system, and means for discharging the stored energy in the means for storing electrical energy to the very low voltage power supply of the data processing system, to a noticeably constant predetermined very low voltage, following the detection of a micro-cut of the supply system.

Abstract: A cooling system for the electronic components of a computer rack, including a primary circuit of primary liquid; a primary exchanger intended to transfer heat from first electronic components to the primary liquid; a secondary circuit of refrigerant fluid; a primary-secondary exchanger; a tertiary circuit of tertiary liquid; a secondary-tertiary exchanger; and a tertiary-thermal source exchanger. The cooling system also includes a tertiary-secondary exchanger; and an air-tertiary exchanger intended to transfer, to the tertiary liquid, heat from the air of the computer rack heated by second electronic components, the air-tertiary exchanger being arranged, in the tertiary circuit, downstream of the tertiary-secondary exchanger and upstream of the secondary-tertiary exchanger.

Abstract: A method and system for synchronising a server cluster having a plurality of nodes each provided with an internal clock and interconnected with each other by a clock interconnection network comprising a plurality of transmission segments. Time stamping information is generated by the internal clock of a source chosen from the nodes of the server cluster. The time-stamping information is transmitted to all the nodes in the server cluster from the source; and the internal clock of each node of the server cluster is adjusted from this time-stamping information. The time for transmission of the time-stamping information is adjusted by each transmission segment to a constant value established for each transmission segment. Upon receiving the time-stamping information by any one of the nodes in the server cluster, its internal clock is adjusted from the time-stamping information and information relating to the transmission segments passed through between the source and this node.

Abstract: A method for the exchange of data between nodes of a server cluster comprising a plurality of nodes interconnected together by a geographic interconnection network comprising a plurality of transmission segments linking the nodes together, including sending by a sending node, data intended for at least one other node, or receiving node, transmitting the data using the geographic interconnection network, receiving the data by each receive node, supplying the data to each receiving node with information relating to the transmission segments of the geographic interconnection network traversed between the sending node and this receiving node on the transmission thereof.

Abstract: A system for supplying an electrical system with direct current, the system including at least two direct current power supply devices each having means of electrical connection to an alternating current power supply source and an AC/DC converter of alternating current into direct current, a module for managing the power supply of the electrical system which, after reception of an information of failure of a first active power supply device, transmits a command to start up a second inactive power supply device and a back up electrical energy storage device electrically by-pass connected between the power supply devices and the electrical system. The management module also receives the information of failure from the back up device and/or from the electrical system and transmits the command to start up the second power supply device during a discharge phase of the back up device.

Abstract: An electrical assembly including an installation having an alternating current power supply port and at least one electrical system, and a device for supplying without interruption with alternating current the power supply port. The uninterruptible power supply device includes a first circuit for electrically connecting the power supply port to an alternating current power supply network, and a back up device including a rectifier, means for charging, storing and discharging electrical energy, and an inverter, connectable to the power supply port. The back up device is arranged in a second alternating current power supply circuit connectable to the power supply port in a by-pass of the first circuit. The uninterruptible power supply device includes a switch to connect selectively the first or the second circuit to the power supply port as a function of a state of the power supply of the electrical system in the installation.