Abstract: A touch sensor and a display apparatus are disclosed. The touch sensor includes a first opening region, first touch electrodes and second touch electrodes. The first touch electrodes respectively extend along a first direction, and at least one of the first touch electrodes includes first touch sub-electrodes arranged side by side in the first direction and electrically connected with each other; the second touch electrodes respectively extend along a second direction, and at least one of the second touch electrodes includes second touch sub-electrodes arranged side by side in the second direction and electrically connected with each other; an area of a first touch sub-electrode in the first region is less than that of a first touch sub-electrode in the third region, or an area of a second touch sub-electrode in the first region is less than that of a second touch sub-electrode in the third region.

Abstract: Disclosed are a method for adjusting a signal of a display panel, a time controller integrated circuit, a display panel, and a storage medium. The method includes: converting first data into a first data voltage signal using a first data voltage, in response to a set condition being reached, sending the first data voltage signal to a chip on film integrated circuit, the chip on film integrated circuit identifies the first data voltage signal to obtain a second data; acquiring the second data from the chip on film integrated circuit, determining that the chip on film integrated circuit fails to identify the first data in response to the second data being different from the first data; and adjusting the first data voltage until a second data voltage signal converted from the first data using a second data voltage after adjustment being successfully identified by the chip on film integrated circuit.

Abstract: A second blockchain system receives a first consensus message from a first blockchain system, the first blockchain system includes first nodes that provide services to at least a first account, and the second blockchain system includes second nodes that provide services to at least a second account. The first consensus message indicates a first plurality of the first nodes reaches a consensus for transferring a resource from the first account to the second account. The second blockchain system transfers the resource in the task to the second account. The transferring includes that a node in the second nodes adds the resource to the second account and generates a fourth block that records a completion of a transfer event. A second consensus message is transmitted from the second blockchain system to the first blockchain system in response to a second plurality of the second nodes completing the transfer event.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed, including moving host data stored in volatile memory of the storage system to non-volatile memory of the storage system and transitioning a storage system power status of a unidirectional power state signal interface from an active power status to a low power status.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure provide methods and apparatuses for storing data. In some examples, an information processing apparatus that includes processing circuitry is provided. The processing circuitry is configured to receive data and determine a target blockchain based on an attribute associated with the data and blockchain correspondence information. The blockchain correspondence information indicates attributes associated with a plurality of blockchains. Further, the processing circuitry is configured to store a first block that is generated based on the received data in the target blockchain.

Abstract: A first device is logged in with a first user account. The first device displays an avatar of a second user account in a first user interface of the first device. In response to an interaction instruction triggered on the avatar of the second user account, the first device generates an interaction message according to a first field corresponding to the first user account, an action description field corresponding to the interaction instruction, and a second field corresponding to the second user account. The first device transmits the interaction message to a second device that is logged in with the second user account.

Abstract: Devices and techniques are disclosed herein for more efficiently performing random write operation for a memory device. In an example, a method of operating a flash memory device can include receiving a write request at a flash memory device from a host, the write request including a first logical block address and write data, saving the write data to a location of the flash memory device having a first physical address, operating the flash memory device in a first mode when an amount of write data associated with the write request is above a threshold, operating the flash memory device in a second mode when an amount of write data is below the threshold, and comparing the amount of write data to the threshold.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices related to host identification for a memory system are described. A memory system may receive an index value from a host system that is associated with an identification of the host system. The memory system may identify one or more operating parameter associated with the index value based on receiving the index value. The memory system controller may configure the memory system to utilize one or more operating parameters associated with the index value based on identifying the operating parameters. The memory system may output an indication to the host system that the operating parameters associated with the index value are configured to be utilized by the memory system.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods are disclosed, including using a memory controller to partition a memory array into a first portion and a second portion, the first portion and second portion having non-overlapping logical block addressing (LBA) ranges. The memory controller assigns a first granularity of a first logical-to-physical (L2P) mapping table entry for the first portion of the memory array designated for a first usage, and a second granularity of a second L2P mapping table entry for the second portion of the memory array designated for a second usage, where the second granularity is not equal to the first granularity. The memory controller stores the first granularity and the second granularity in the memory array, and stores at least a portion of the first L2P mapping table entry and the second L2P mapping table entry in an L2P cache of the memory controller.

Abstract: Systems and methods for adapting garbage collection (GC) operations in a memory device to a host write activity are described. A host write progress can be represented by an actual host write count relative to a target host write count. The host write activity may be estimated in a unit time such as per day, or accumulated over a specified time period. A memory controller can adjust an amount of memory space to be freed by a GC operation according to the host write progress. The memory controller can also dynamically reallocate a portion of the memory cells between a single level cell (SLC) cache and a multi-level cell (MLC) storage according to the host write progress.

Abstract: Devices and techniques are disclosed herein for more efficiently exchanging large amounts of data between a host and a storage system. In an example, a read command can optionally include a read-type indicator. The read-type indicator can allow for exchange of a large amount of data between the host and the storage system using a single read command.

Abstract: In various embodiments, a technique can be provided to address debug efficiency for failures found on an operational system. The approach can make use of an existing pin on a memory device with added logic to respond to a trigger signal structured different from a signal that is normally sent to the existing pin on the memory device such that the memory device performs a normal or routine function of the memory device in response to the signal. In response to detecting one or more error conditions associated with the memory device, a system that interfaces with the memory device can generate the trigger signal to the memory device. In response to receiving the trigger signal, the memory device can dump an error log of the memory device to a memory component in the memory device. The error log can later be retrieved from the memory component for failure analysis.

Abstract: The present applications discloses an NLS-optimized SpCas9-based prime editor that improves genome editing efficiency exemplified by endogenous loci in cultured cell lines. Using this genome modification system, tumor formation can be initiated through somatic cell editing in the adult mouse. Furthermore, a dual adeno-associated vims (AAVs) is utilized for the delivery of a split-intein prime editor for correction of in vivo pathogenic mutations.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for read prediction during a system boot procedure are described. A memory device may identify a command for a boot procedure and transfer data stored in a memory array to a cache of the memory device. In some cases, the memory device may prefetch data used during the boot procedure and thereby improve the latency of the boot procedure. When the memory device receives a command that requests data stored in the memory array as part of the boot procedure, the memory device may identify a cache hit based on prefetching the requested data before the command is received. In such cases, the memory device may retrieve the prefetched data from the cache.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for power architecture for non-volatile memory are described. A memory device may be configured to operate in a first mode and a second mode (e.g., a low power mode). When operating in the first mode, a voltage may be supplied from a power source (e.g., a power management integrated circuit) to a memory array and one or more associated components via a regulator. When the memory device transitions to operate in the second mode, some of the components supplied from the power source may be powered by a charge pump. Control information associated with the memory array may be stored to the one or more components (e.g., to a cache) that are powered by a charge pump.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods are disclosed, including using a memory controller to partition a memory array into a first portion and a second portion, the first portion and second portion having non-overlapping logical block addressing (LBA) ranges. The memory controller assigns a first granularity of a first logical-to-physical (L2P) mapping table entry for the first portion of the memory array designated for a first usage, and a second granularity of a second L2P mapping table entry for the second portion of the memory array designated for a second usage, where the second granularity is not equal to the first granularity. The memory controller stores the first granularity and the second granularity in the memory array, and stores at least a portion of the first L2P mapping table entry and the second L2P mapping table entry in an L2P cache of the memory controller.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices related to host identification for a memory system are described. A memory system may receive an index value from a host system that is associated with an identification of the host system. The memory system may identify one or more operating parameter associated with the index value based on receiving the index value. The memory system controller may configure the memory system to utilize one or more operating parameters associated with the index value based on identifying the operating parameters. The memory system may output an indication to the host system that the operating parameters associated with the index value are configured to be utilized by the memory system.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for transferring memory system data to an auxiliary array are described. A memory system may be configured for transferring information between a relatively volatile memory array and a relatively non-volatile memory array in response to transitions between various operating modes, such as operating modes associated with different operating power levels. For example, before entering a reduced power mode, the memory system may identify information stored in a volatile memory array and transfer the identified information to an auxiliary, non-volatile memory array. Such information may be returned to the relatively volatile memory array to support memory system operation after exiting the reduced power mode.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for memory data correction using multiple error control operations are described. A single command may be received to correct an error detected in data stored by a memory array. A first error control operation and a second error control operation may be implemented based on the single command. The first error control operation may be performed on the data stored by the memory array using one or more different reference voltages to read the data. The error may be determined to remain in the data after performing the first error control operation. The second error control operation may then be performed on the data stored by the memory array. The second error control operation may use one or more voltage distributions associated with the memory cells of the memory array.

Abstract: Devices and techniques are disclosed herein for more efficiently exchanging large amounts of data between a host and a storage system. In an example, a read command can optionally include a read-type indicator. The read-type indicator can allow for exchange of a large amount of data between the host and the storage system using a single read command.