Abstract: This application is directed to heat dissipation for interconnect transceivers applied in a server system. A server rack includes a rack structure for supporting one or more rack servers and a switch box mechanically mounted on the rack structure. The switch box is configured to receive detachable optical interconnects, and includes a transceiver module and a cooling structure coupled to the transceiver module. The transceiver module is configured to convert incoming signals to outgoing signals and generate heat while converting the incoming signals. The cooling structure is configured to inject a coolant via an inlet and output the coolant via an outlet, thereby allowing the coolant to at least partially carry away the heat generated by the transceiver module. In some embodiments, the cooling structure includes a metallic plate, which comes into contact with the transceiver module via a contact surface for absorbing the heat generated by the transceiver module.

Abstract: The disclosure pertains to a deflectable micro-mechanical system with integrated piezoresistive deflection sensor, the system comprising, a deflectable element; a first anchor element and a second anchor element, a first spring having a deformable region and coupling the deflectable element to the first anchor element and a second spring that having a deformable region and coupling the deflectable element to the second anchor element. When the relative position of the deflectable element to the anchor element changes, the deformable region of the first spring and the deformable region on the second spring deform. At least one of the first spring and second spring are piezoresistive and the piezo-resistance of the piezoresistive springs changes when the deformable region of the first spring and the deformable region of the second spring deforms. A first contact and a second contact are located on the first anchor element and second anchor element, respectively.

Abstract: A mirror array apparatus may include a mirror array including a first mirror and a second mirror; a drive array including a first drive configured to drive the first mirror and a second drive configured to drive the second mirror; and a trace layer including a first trace electrically coupled to the first drive and a second trace electrically coupled to the second drive. The mirror array may be disposed above the trace layer, and at least portion of the first trace may overlap the second mirror and passes below the second mirror.

Abstract: A Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) system, comprising: a light emitting unit comprising a light source comprising one or more laser emitters for generating one or more laser beams for producing reflected photons off of a target; a scanning unit comprising a Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) mirror for changing an outgoing direction of the one or more laser beams; a light receiving unit comprising a MEMS mirror array and a plurality of photon detectors, the MEMS mirror array being configured to deflect the reflected photons to the plurality of photon detectors; and a control system for controlling the LiDAR system, the control system being configured to adjust the MEMS mirror and the MEMS mirror array.

Abstract: Example computer-implemented methods, media, and systems for serving machine learning (ML) models using an asynchronous input/output (I/O) mechanism are disclosed. One example method includes receiving a first request for running a ML model to provide a first prediction. A first green thread is generated responsive to the first request and executed on an operating system (OS) thread to send a first asynchronous remote procedure call (RPC) to a multiple producer single consumer (MPSC) channel. A second request for running the ML model to provide a second prediction is received. A second green thread is generated responsive to the second request and executed on the OS thread to send a second RPC to the MPSC channel. The first and the second asynchronous RPCs are scheduled using a first and a second blocking threads respectively, which are used by the ML model to generate the first prediction and the second prediction.

Abstract: Described herein are technologies pertaining to presenting a map to a user that comprises graphical icons that are representative of retail stores. The user has provided a shopping list, wherein the shopping list includes a plurality of products that are desirably purchased by the user. Inventories of retail stores in a geographic region of interest to the user are searched, and a map is generated that includes graphical icons representative of the retail stores, data that indicates that product(s) in the shopping list are available at the retail stores, and price data that indicates prices of product(s) in the shopping list at the respective retail stores.

Abstract: A solid state drive (SSD) storage bay includes storage trays and connector cards. A storage tray has a an interposer and an SSD module. A connector of the interposer is connected to a connector of the SSD module, and another connector of the interposer is connected to a connector of a connector card. The connector card includes terminals that connect to a bus of a computer system. The interposer includes wirings that allow electrical signals to propagate between the two connectors of the interposer. The interposer includes circuitry that allow for voltage regulation of supply voltage, level shifting, and hot-swapping.

Abstract: A computing device includes memory configured for storing executable instructions, a processor configured for executing the instructions, a foldable display layer configured for displaying information in response to the execution of the instructions, and a bend limit layer coupled to the foldable display layer and arranged substantially parallel to a display surface of the foldable display layer. The bend limit layer is configured to increase its stiffness non-linearly when a radius of a bend of the bend limit layer is less than a threshold radius of curvature of the foldable display layer, the threshold radius of curvature being greater than 1 mm and less than 20 mm.

Abstract: A solid state drive (SSD) storage bay includes storage trays and connector cards. A storage tray has a an interposer and an SSD module. A connector of the interposer is connected to a connector of the SSD module, and another connector of the interposer is connected to a connector of a connector card. The connector card includes terminals that connect to a bus of a computer system. The interposer includes wirings that allow electrical signals to propagate between the two connectors of the interposer. The interposer includes circuitry that allow for voltage regulation of supply voltage, level shifting, and hot-swapping.

Abstract: A solid state drive (SSD) storage bay includes storage trays and connector cards. A storage tray has a an interposer and an SSD module. A connector of the interposer is connected to a connector of the SSD module, and another connector of the interposer is connected to a connector of a connector card. The connector card includes terminals that connect to a bus of a computer system. The interposer includes wirings that allow electrical signals to propagate between the two connectors of the interposer. The interposer includes circuitry that allow for voltage regulation of supply voltage, level shifting, and hot-swapping.

Abstract: A system for throttling includes an interface and a processor. The interface is configured to receive a read task. The processor is configured to determine a read engine of a set of read engines for the read task, submit the read task to the read engine for execution, determine whether the read task execution time exceeds a resubmit threshold time, and in the event that the read task execution time exceeds the resubmit threshold time, resubmit the read task, wherein resubmitting the read task includes determining a new read engine for the read task.

Abstract: Described herein are technologies pertaining to presenting a map to a user that comprises graphical icons that are representative of retail stores. The user has provided a shopping list, wherein the shopping list includes a plurality of products that are desirably purchased by the user. Inventories of retail stores in a geographic region of interest to the user are searched, and a map is generated that includes graphical icons representative of the retail stores, data that indicates that product(s) in the shopping list are available at the retail stores, and price data that indicates prices of product(s) in the shopping list at the respective retail stores.