Abstract: A technique maintains online access to data stored in a plurality of storage devices during a hardware upgrade in which the plurality of storage devices moves between storage processor enclosures. The technique involves providing, from the plurality of storage devices, online access to the data while each storage device of the plurality of storage devices resides in a first storage processor enclosure. The technique further involves providing, from the plurality of storage devices, online access to the data while the plurality of storage devices is moved from the first storage processor enclosure to a second storage processor enclosure (e.g., transferring each storage devices one by one before triggering a rebuild process). The technique further involves providing, from the plurality of storage devices, online access to the data while each storage device of the plurality of storage devices resides in the second storage processor enclosure.

Abstract: Techniques involve obtaining, at a first network interface card coupled with a first device, information related to a plurality of data blocks to be written to a second device, the information including sizes of the plurality of data blocks and a plurality of destination addresses in a memory of the second device where the plurality of data blocks will be written. The techniques further involve generating a write request for the plurality of data blocks based on the information, the write request indicating at least the plurality of destination addresses and the sizes of the plurality of data blocks. The techniques further involve sending the write request to a second network interface card coupled with the second device, so that the plurality of data blocks are written to the plurality of destination addresses. Such techniques reduce the number of communications thus improving system performance and reducing hardware resource consumption.

Abstract: A pixel arrangement structure.

Abstract: A method of fabricating a display panel, and a display panel. The method of fabricating a display panel includes: forming a flexible substrate layer and a patterned barrier layer on a substrate, the patterned barrier layer includes a first annular opening surrounding the hole region; etching the flexible substrate layer under shielding of the patterned barrier layer to form a patterned flexible substrate layer, the patterned flexible substrate layer includes a first sacrificial portion formed in the hole region and a body portion formed in the display region, and a second annular opening is formed between the body portion and the first sacrificial portion; forming a device layer on a side of the patterned barrier layer away from the patterned flexible substrate layer to form a semi-finished product of the display panel; and stripping the substrate to remove the substrate.

Abstract: Disclosed are a pixel arrangement structure, a metal mask, and a display device, and in the pixel arrangement structure, each repeating element includes four sub-pixels of three sub-pixel types distributed in two columns, and at least two of the sub-pixels comprise two sub-pixel components respectively.

Abstract: A pixel arrangement structure may include a plurality of repeating units (100). Each of the plurality of the repeating units (100) may include a first sub-pixel (01) being at a center point of a virtual hexagon and second sub-pixels (02) and third sub-pixels (03) being alternately arranged at vertices of the virtual hexagon. Virtual hexagons of adjacent repeating units may share one common side as well as two sub-pixels on the common side.

Abstract: A display panel has a first region and a second region, and includes a substrate, and first electrodes in the first region, light-emitting layers, second electrodes, scanning signal lines and data signal lines that are disposed on the substrate; a first electrode extends in a first direction and includes first electrode blocks; an orthogonal projection, on the substrate, of a light-emitting layer is located in an orthogonal projection, on the substrate, of a first electrode block; a second electrode extends in a second direction and includes second electrode blocks, a second electrode block covers the light-emitting layer, and edges proximate to each other of any two adjacent second electrode blocks overlap; the second electrode blocks are staggered in the second direction; a scanning signal line connects the first electrode blocks in the first electrode in series; and a data signal line is coupled to the second electrode.

Abstract: A display substrate includes a substrate, including a plurality of island portions spaced apart from each other and a plurality of bridge portions connected between the island portions, the substrate having a plurality of openings in regions without the plurality of island portions and the plurality of bridge portions; a layer structure on each of the plurality of island portions and including a light-emitting layer, a common auxiliary layer and a first electrode layer stacked with each other, the layer structure on each of the plurality of island portions forms at least one light-emitting unit. On each of the plurality of island portions, an orthographic projection of the common auxiliary layer on the island portion covers an orthographic projection of the light-emitting layer on the island portion.

Abstract: Techniques to control a storage system involve: determining whether available power capable of being supplied by a supplying apparatus of the storage system is less than power required by the storage system; and in response to a determination that the available power is less than the power required by the storage system, adjusting an operation parameter of the storage system based on the available power so as to match the power required by the storage system with the available power. In this way, the performance of the storage system can be at a higher level while the performance of the storage system can remain stable in a case where power of a processor is limited.

Abstract: Techniques involve: if it is determined that a power supply level of a processing unit in a normal mode in a computer system is lower than a threshold level, determining the remaining power of a battery backup unit in the computer system; and if it is determined that the remaining power is higher than the threshold power, causing the battery backup unit to supply power to the processing unit to maintain the processing unit in the normal mode. Accordingly, the performance of the computer system can be optimized and stabilized without increasing the hardware cost of the computer system or changing the power supply capability of the computer system, and the user experience of users using the computer system can be improved.

Abstract: A technique maintains online access to data stored in a plurality of storage devices during a hardware upgrade in which the plurality of storage devices moves between storage processor enclosures. The technique involves providing, from the plurality of storage devices, online access to the data while each storage device of the plurality of storage devices resides in a first storage processor enclosure. The technique further involves providing, from the plurality of storage devices, online access to the data while the plurality of storage devices is moved from the first storage processor enclosure to a second storage processor enclosure (e.g., transferring each storage devices one by one before triggering a rebuild process). The technique further involves providing, from the plurality of storage devices, online access to the data while each storage device of the plurality of storage devices resides in the second storage processor enclosure.

Abstract: Techniques involve obtaining, at a first network interface card coupled with a first device, information related to a plurality of data blocks to be written to a second device, the information including sizes of the plurality of data blocks and a plurality of destination addresses in a memory of the second device where the plurality of data blocks will be written. The techniques further involve generating a write request for the plurality of data blocks based on the information, the write request indicating at least the plurality of destination addresses and the sizes of the plurality of data blocks. The techniques further involve sending the write request to a second network interface card coupled with the second device, so that the plurality of data blocks are written to the plurality of destination addresses. Such techniques reduce the number of communications thus improving system performance and reducing hardware resource consumption.

Abstract: Techniques involve: if it is determined that a power supply level of a processing unit in a normal mode in a computer system is lower than a threshold level, determining the remaining power of a battery backup unit in the computer system; and if it is determined that the remaining power is higher than the threshold power, causing the battery backup unit to supply power to the processing unit to maintain the processing unit in the normal mode. Accordingly, the performance of the computer system can be optimized and stabilized without increasing the hardware cost of the computer system or changing the power supply capability of the computer system, and the user experience of users using the computer system can be improved.

Abstract: A wearable neck brace uses, for example, only three actuators but provides natural motion of the head and neck. This is achieved despite the fact that the head has six degrees of freedom including 3 translation and 3 rotation. In embodiments, a wearable neck brace actively controls the head of the wearer responsively to commands from a user interface such as an eye tracking input device. In further embodiments, a force-field is generated by actuators to provide assistance and/or training for weak muscles. Spring compensation may be provided for a passive support with flexibility. Encoders may be provided to generate treatment logs to support analysis of a patient's condition or progress or to provide therapy-facilitating (or athletic training-facilitating) feedback to the user.

Abstract: Techniques involve in response to receiving, from a failure analysis device, a request for obtaining a to-be-analyzed data block in a set of raw data blocks in a data file related to a failure of an operating system, determining a position of the to-be-analyzed data block in a compressed file for the data file, the request comprising a position of the to-be-analyzed data block in the data file. The techniques further involve determining, based on the position of the to-be-analyzed data block in the compressed file, a compressed data block in the compressed file corresponding to the to-be-analyzed data block. The techniques further involve sending the compressed data block to the failure analysis device for analyzing the failure. Accordingly, the time for analyzing the failure may be saved, the amount of data transmission and the resources occupied by decompression may be reduced, and the processing efficiency may be improved.

Abstract: A pixel arrangement structure may include a plurality of repeating units (100). Each of the plurality of the repeating units (100) may include a first sub-pixel (01) being at a center point of a virtual hexagon and second sub-pixels (02) and third sub-pixels (03) being alternately arranged at vertices of the virtual hexagon. Virtual hexagons of adjacent repeating units may share one common side as well as two sub-pixels on the common side.

Abstract: Disclosed are a pixel arrangement structure, a metal mask, and a display device, and in the pixel arrangement structure, each repeating element includes four sub-pixels of three sub-pixel types distributed in two columns, and at least two of the sub-pixels comprise two sub-pixel components respectively.

Abstract: Techniques to control a storage system involve: determining whether available power capable of being supplied by a supplying apparatus of the storage system is less than power required by the storage system; and in response to a determination that the available power is less than the power required by the storage system, adjusting an operation parameter of the storage system based on the available power so as to match the power required by the storage system with the available power. In this way, the performance of the storage system can be at a higher level while the performance of the storage system can remain stable in a case where power of a processor is limited.

Abstract: Disclosed are a pixel arrangement structure, a metal mask, and a display device, and in the pixel arrangement structure, each repeating element includes four sub-pixels distributed in two rows by two columns, where the four sub-pixels include two first sub-pixels in different rows and different columns, and one second sub-pixel and one third sub-pixel in different rows and different columns. While an image is being displayed, any one first sub-pixel together with one second sub-pixel adjacent thereto and one third sub-pixel adjacent thereto can constitute a light-emitting pixel, so that the image can be displayed at a high resolution using a physical low resolution through borrowing between the sub-pixels.

Abstract: A pixel arrangement including first groups of sub-pixels arranged in a first direction, each of the first groups including first sub-pixels and third sub-pixels arranged alternately and second groups of sub-pixels arranged in the first direction, each of the second groups including third sub-pixels and second sub-pixels arranged alternately. The first groups and the second groups are alternately arranged in a second direction intersecting the first direction. The first groups and the second groups are arranged to form third groups of sub-pixels arranged in the second direction and fourth groups of sub-pixels arranged in the second direction. The third groups and the fourth groups are alternately arranged in the first direction. Each of the third groups includes first sub-pixels and third sub-pixels arranged alternately. Each of the fourth groups includes third sub-pixels and second sub-pixels arranged alternately.