Abstract: A system for automating evidence collection for software compliance is disclosed herein. The system can include a user computer device, a plurality of repositories, a backend computer system. The backend computer system can store a collection engine comprising a large language model (“LLM”) that, when executed by a processor, causes the backend computer system to extract metadata from a software architecture diagram and metadata from repository information, map the software architecture diagram to the at least one repository of the plurality of repositories based on the extracted metadata, generate a prompt to retrieve evidence from the plurality of repositories based on the mapping, and retrieve evidence relevant to the at least one requirement from the plurality of repositories based on the prompt.

Abstract: A system and method for managing computerized resources, including: associating a first server instance with a plurality of keys defining: a stage within a software development lifecycle, application information, a middleware type, and an operational capability (where each of the plurality of keys refers to a corresponding database); determining application dependencies and/or database dependencies based on one or more of the plurality of keys; and executing computer tasks within a computer cluster based on the determined dependencies, where the computer cluster includes the first server instance associated with the keys. Some embodiments may provide a user interface (UI) to display real time information describing tasks running on the computer cluster. Computer tasks executed according to some embodiments may be included in a deployment process of a software application, where the deployment process includes a plurality of task orchestration tools.

Abstract: An information handling system may include a backplane configured to couple at a first side thereof to a plurality of physical storage resources, an air mover configured to provide cooling to the information handling system, and a shelf coupled to the backplane at a second, opposite side thereof, wherein the shelf is disposed between the first side of the backplane and the air mover. The shelf may include an acoustically absorbent material.

Abstract: An information handling system includes multiple hard disk drives, a central processing unit (CPU) and memory complex, a graphics processing unit (GPU) and input/output (I/O) complex, multiple cooling fans, and first and second airflow vanes. The cooling fans pull in airflow through the hard disk drives and push the airflow through both the CPU and memory complex and the GPU and I/O complex. The first and second airflow vanes are located between the hard disk drives and the cooling fans. The first and second vanes are in a first configuration when the information handling system is in a CPU and memory centric configuration, and in a second configuration when the information handling system is in a GPU and I/O centric configuration.

Abstract: An information handling system may include a backplane configured to couple at a first side thereof to a plurality of physical storage resources, an air mover configured to provide cooling to the information handling system, and a shelf coupled to the backplane at a second, opposite side thereof, wherein the shelf is disposed between the first side of the backplane and the air mover. The shelf may include an acoustically absorbent material.

Abstract: An information handling system includes multiple hard disk drives, a central processing unit (CPU) and memory complex, a graphics processing unit (GPU) and input/output (I/O) complex, multiple cooling fans, and first and second airflow vanes. The cooling fans pull in airflow through the hard disk drives and push the airflow through both the CPU and memory complex and the GPU and I/O complex. The first and second airflow vanes are located between the hard disk drives and the cooling fans. The first and second vanes are in a first configuration when the information handling system is in a CPU and memory centric configuration, and in a second configuration when the information handling system is in a GPU and I/O centric configuration.

Abstract: A grip for a surgical device, the grip having an inner portion with a first material, a cylindrical opening, and at least one living hinge; an outer portion coupled to the inner portion, the outer portion having a second material different than the first material, and an outer surface; wherein the inner portion is configured so that the cylindrical opening fits around the surgical device and the living hinge is adjustable to permit sliding along the surgical device.

Abstract: An acoustical baffle includes a baffle housing, a lens, an acoustic foam, and a retaining mesh. The baffle housing includes a front panel having a channel, and first and second side panels. The first side panel is placed in physical contact with a first panel of a server chassis, and the second side panel is placed in physical contact with a second panel of the server chassis. The lens is in physical contact with the baffle housing, and fits within the channel of the front panel. The acoustic foam is in physical contact with the baffle housing, and includes an acoustic surface to absorb noise generated by cooling fans within the server chassis. The retaining mesh is in physical contact with the acoustic foam, and holds the acoustic foam within the acoustical baffle.

Abstract: An acoustical baffle includes a baffle housing, a lens, an acoustic foam, and a retaining mesh. The baffle housing includes a front panel having a channel, and first and second side panels. The first side panel is placed in physical contact with a first panel of a server chassis, and the second side panel is placed in physical contact with a second panel of the server chassis. The lens is in physical contact with the baffle housing, and fits within the channel of the front panel. The acoustic foam is in physical contact with the baffle housing, and includes an acoustic surface to absorb noise generated by cooling fans within the server chassis. The retaining mesh is in physical contact with the acoustic foam, and holds the acoustic foam within the acoustical baffle.

Abstract: A process is disclosed for using multiple acoustic resonators to sample fluids (gas or liquids), capture particulate (or aerosols) entrained in the fluid, and deliver a concentrated sample of particulate. The acoustic concentrator demonstrates many improvements over prior art that includes improved concentration of particulate below 3 micron, adjustability of the level of concentration, ability to function over a wide range of humidity and temperature, and reduced overall power consumption. For example, when installed on the inlet of an aerosol detection system, the acoustic concentrator has been shown to increase sensitivity that may lead to earlier detection of bioaerosol agents.

Abstract: A process is disclosed for using multiple acoustic resonators to sample fluids (gas or liquids), capture particulate (or aerosols) entrained in the fluid, and deliver a concentrated sample of particulate. The acoustic concentrator demonstrates many improvements over prior art that includes improved concentration of particulate below 3 micron, adjustability of the level of concentration, ability to function over a wide range of humidity and temperature, and reduced overall power consumption. For example, when installed on the inlet of an aerosol detection system, the acoustic concentrator has been shown to increase sensitivity that may lead to earlier detection of bioaerosol agents.

Abstract: The invention includes an additive injection system for automatically metering a liquid fuel additive into the fuel supply of a fuel-burning device. The additive injection system may be adapted to obtain a fuel value from a fuel pump to maintain a constant additive concentration in the fuel over a series of random fuel depletion and refueling cycles, such as by communicating with one or more networks in communication with the fuel pump.

Abstract: The invention includes a method of improving the combustion efficiency of a fuel-burning device. The method includes the steps of adding a low molecular weight polymer to the fuel of the fuel-burning device and burning the fuel with the polymer in the fuel-burning device. The invention also includes fuel compositions containing such polymers.

Abstract: The invention includes an additive injection system for automatically metering a liquid fuel additive into the fuel supply of a fuel burning device. The additive injection system may be adapted to maintain a constant additive concentration in the fuel over a series of random fuel depletion and refueling cycles. Further, the additive injection system may be in communication with an engine control module to precisely determine the amount of fuel that has been consumed.

Abstract: The invention includes a method of improving the combustion efficiency of a fuel-burning device. The method includes the steps of adding a low molecular weight polymer to the fuel of the fuel-burning device and burning the fuel with the polymer in the fuel-burning device. The invention also includes fuel compositions containing such polymers.

Abstract: Financial instrument trade systems and methods are disclosed. Trade data is processed at a plurality of match servers. Trade data that remains unmatched may be stored in one or more aging queues. Trade data is periodically retrieved from the aging queues and attempts are made to match the unmatched trades. As time progresses from the time that trade data from a particular trade is stored in an aging queue, the match criteria used to match the trade is relaxed. Fault tolerant mechanisms are also disclosed for allowing operational match servers to take over the operations of failed components or servers.

Abstract: A Jacquard mechanism for creating a shed in a loom has a plurality of hooks operative to be connected, optionally via one or more other bodies, to yarns in a loom. The hooks are movable between a first position and a second position. A griffe is provided, the griffe being movable along a path so as to engage the hooks when the hooks are in the first position. The Jacquard mechanism also has a plurality of solenoids, each solenoid having a plunger operative to directly engage a hook. Movement of the plunger causes an associated hook to move to the second position wherein it will not be engaged by the griffe as it moves along the path.