Abstract: A computing system includes a motherboard with an array of card connectors, circuit boards connected to the array of card connectors, wherein the circuit boards include electronic components, constraining walls positioned around the circuit boards to form a housing over the motherboard, and expandable ducts. One of the expandable ducts is positioned in contact with one of the electronic components and constrained by a constraining wall when expanded, and each of the expandable ducts includes an inlet, an outlet, and a fluid flow path from the inlet to the outlet that is parallel to other fluid flow paths of other expandable ducts.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computer system are provided for speech recognition-based task organization. Voice data corresponding to a task for a user to perform is received from the user. The task is identified from the received voice data through natural language processing and is classified as a parent task or a child task. The identified task is compared to prior tasks stored within a historical task database. An amount of time needed to complete the identified task is determined based on the compared prior tasks. Actions of the user are tracked and a task progress completion value is determined based on the identified amount of time.

Abstract: A system and method for flushing the electrolyte out of an electrolyte flushable battery apparatus during a thermal runaway event. At least one condition of the electrolyte flushable battery apparatus is monitored to detect a potential thermal runaway event based on the at least one condition exceeding a threshold value. In response the inlet valve and outlet valves on the battery apparatus are opened. A flushing liquid is flushed or pumped through the battery apparatus where the flushing liquid enters the apparatus through the inlet valve and leaves the apparatus through the outlet valve. The flushing liquid is then stored in a reservoir.

Abstract: A method for cooling an information technology system, comprising: receiving a flow of at least a subcooled liquid phase change refrigerant; cooling the information technology system by sensible heat transfer in an evaporator, to produce at least gaseous refrigerant; and exchanging heat from the at least gaseous refrigerant from the evaporator to the subcooled liquid phase change refrigerant. The phase change refrigerant may be a hydrofluorocarbon ether having a boiling point of 30-65° C. at 1-12 bar.

Abstract: A computer equipment cooling device comprising: a temperature dependent thermal conduction member that includes a first major surface and a second major surface; a set of fins connected in thermal communication with the first major surface; and a cold plate connected in thermal communication with the second major surface.

Abstract: A computer equipment cooling device comprising: a temperature dependent thermal conduction member that includes a first major surface and a second major surface; a set of fins connected in thermal communication with the first major surface; and a cold plate connected in thermal communication with the second major surface.

Abstract: A method for cooling an information technology system, comprising: receiving a flow of at least a subcooled liquid phase change refrigerant; cooling the information technology system by sensible heat transfer in an evaporator, to produce at least gaseous refrigerant; and exchanging heat from the at least gaseous refrigerant from the evaporator to the subcooled liquid phase change refrigerant. The phase change refrigerant may be a hydrofluorocarbon ether having a boiling point of 30-65° C. at 1-12 bar.