Abstract: A system-on-chip (SoC) in which trace data is managed includes a first memory device, a first interface to couple the first memory to a second memory external to the system-on-chip, and a first processing resource coupled to the first interface and the first memory device. The first processing resource includes a data buffer and a first direct access memory (DMA) controller. The first DMA controller transmits data from the data buffer to the first interface over a first channel, and transmits the data from the data buffer with associated trace information for the data to the first memory device over a second channel.

Abstract: Provided is a method for controlling access in a network of servers, which may include generating a set of nodes including a node for each account of each server. For each respective node, at least one other node of the set of nodes having credential-free access to the respective node may be determined. For each respective node, an edge connecting the respective node to each of the other node(s) of the set of nodes having credential-free access may be generated. The set of nodes and edges may collectively define a graph. For at least a first node, second nodes of the set of nodes that have indirect access to the first node(s) via at least one of the other node(s) having credential-free access to the first node(s) may be determined based on the graph. A system and computer program product are also disclosed.

Abstract: A static random-access memory (SRAM) includes a SRAM cell module, comprising a plurality of SRAM cell partitions, and an initialization register, containing data configured to control initialization of at least some of the plurality of partitions during an initialization phase. The SRAM also includes a control module coupled with the SRAM cell module and the initialization register, configured to read the initialization register during the initialization phase, and to selectively initialize a portion of the plurality of SRAM cell partitions, based at least in part on the data contained within the initialization register.

Abstract: Embodiments of apparatuses, methods, and machine-readable mediums for a subsystem with open-standard network-on-chip ports are disclosed. In an embodiment, a machine-readable medium includes a design of an apparatus to be manufactured, the apparatus to include one or more cores, and a network-on-chip having at least one port of a first type and at least one port of a second type. The first type is to communicate with the one or more cores according to a proprietary protocol. The second type is to communicate with an intellectual property block according to an open-standard protocol.

Abstract: Provided is a method for controlling access in a network of servers, which may include generating a set of nodes including a node for each account of each server. For each respective node, at least one other node of the set of nodes having credential-free access to the respective node may be determined. For each respective node, an edge connecting the respective node to each of the other node(s) of the set of nodes having credential-free access may be generated. The set of nodes and edges may collectively define a graph. For at least a first node, second nodes of the set of nodes that have indirect access to the first node(s) via at least one of the other node(s) having credential-free access to the first node(s) may be determined based on the graph. A system and computer program product are also disclosed.

Abstract: Heat exchange structure. A hydrophilic, thermally conductive porous medium includes nanostructures formed substantially uniformly throughout the porous medium providing a balance of capillary and viscous forces to self-regulate a liquid-vapor contact line. A suitable porous medium is copper. A method for making the structure is also disclosed.

Abstract: Heat exchange structure. A hydrophilic, thermally conductive porous medium includes nanostructures formed substantially uniformly throughout the porous medium providing a balance of capillary and viscous forces to self-regulate a liquid-vapor contact line. A suitable porous medium is copper. A method for making the structure is also disclosed.

Abstract: A water-harvesting system can operate with a material that can take up and release water with minimum energy requirements and powered by low-grade energy sources, such as sunlight, in order to potentially allow its deployment into households, especially those located in sunny regions. A water-harvesting method and system can include vapor adsorption using a porous metal-organic framework. In certain embodiments, the porous metal-organic framework can include metal-organic framework in ambient air with low relative humidity, typical of the levels found in most dry regions of the world.

Abstract: A water-harvesting system can operate with a material that can take up and release water with minimum energy requirements and powered by low-grade energy sources, such as sunlight, in order to potentially allow its deployment into households, especially those located in sunny regions. A water-harvesting method and system can include vapor adsorption using a porous metal-organic framework. In certain embodiments, the porous metal-organic framework can include metal-organic framework in ambient air with low relative humidity, typical of the levels found in most dry regions of the world.

Abstract: A water-harvesting system can operate with a material that can take up and release water with minimum energy requirements and powered by low-grade energy sources, such as sunlight, in order to potentially allow its deployment into households, especially those located in sunny regions. A water-harvesting method and system can include vapor adsorption using a porous metal-organic framework. In certain embodiments, the porous metal-organic framework can include metal-organic framework in ambient air with low relative humidity, typical of the levels found in most dry regions of the world.

Abstract: An adsorption system can be used as part of a climate control system in a vehicle or in any other space requiring heating or cooling. The adsorbent system can include an enclosure, a plurality of layers arranged in a stack inside the enclosure, and a vapor channel inside the enclosure.

Abstract: An adsorption system can be used as part of a climate control system in a vehicle or in any other space requiring heating or cooling.

Abstract: An adsorption system can be used as part of a climate control system in a vehicle or in any other space requiring heating or cooling. An adsorbent bed can include a plurality of plates, a layer including an adsorbent material adjacent to a portion of at least one plate; and a plurality of passages between the plates.

Abstract: A water-harvesting system can operate with a material that can take up and release water with minimum energy requirements and powered by low-grade energy sources, such as sunlight, in order to potentially allow its deployment into households, especially those located in sunny regions. A water-harvesting method and system can include vapor adsorption using a porous metal-organic framework. In certain embodiments, the porous metal-organic framework can include metal-organic framework in ambient air with low relative humidity, typical of the levels found in most dry regions of the world.

Abstract: A method of forming a stack is presented. According to some embodiments, a stack can be formed by determining stack ports in a group of units and converting the stack ports. In some embodiments, the stack ports can be converted to stacking mode.

Abstract: Evaporative heat transfer system. The system includes a substrate and a plurality of substantially parallel, spaced-apart ridges extending from the substrate forming vertical liquid manifolds therebetween. A nanoporous membrane is supported on the ridges and a pump delivers a dielectric fluid across the ridges. The fluid is drawn through the liquid manifolds via capillarity provided by the nanoporous membrane and evaporates to dissipate heat flux through the substrate. A preferred dielectric fluid is pentane. It is preferred that membrane porosity vary across the membrane to tailor thermal resistances to limit temperature rises.

Abstract: A method of forming a stack is presented. According to some embodiments, a stack can be formed by determining stack ports in a group of units and converting the stack ports. In some embodiments, the stack ports can be converted to stacking mode.

Abstract: Evaporative heat transfer system. The system includes a substrate and a plurality of substantially parallel, spaced-apart ridges extending from the substrate forming vertical liquid manifolds therebetween. A nanoporous membrane is supported on the ridges and a pump delivers a dielectric fluid across the ridges. The fluid is drawn through the liquid manifolds via capillarity provided by the nanoporous membrane and evaporates to dissipate heat flux through the substrate. A preferred dielectric fluid is pentane. It is preferred that membrane porosity vary across the membrane to tailor thermal resistances to limit temperature rises.

Abstract: Monolithically integrated heat pump. The heat pump includes as adsorbent/absorbent condenser forming a hot terminal integrated with a phase change heat exchanger forming a cold terminal. The adsorbent/absorbent condenser and the phase change heat exchanger are integrated into a single pressure vessel.

Abstract: A method for digital emulation of cash-based transactions wherein upon a server receiving a request for digital currency for a nominated amount, the server generates and sends a unique link, the unique link comprising one of: a short URL, URL, unique web address, and unique identifier; and wherein the unique link has attached to it at least one selected from the group comprising: image(s), picture(s), video, audio, document(s), advertisement(s), check-in functionality, geo-tag location(s), and metadata.