Abstract: An embodiment may receive a transaction from an account associated with a user; associate a transfer group parameter with the transaction; create a set of transfers to a set of connected accounts using the transfer group parameter, a secret key, and a single-use token, the token associated with a first system and generated using information from the user, wherein the set of transfers is identifiable by the transfer group parameter and linked together for tracking a service associated with the transfer group parameter and the set of transfers; in response to a determination that the secret key is valid and is associated with a second system, execute the transaction using the single-use token and the secret key; and transmit a portion of the set of transfers to each account of the set of connected accounts to perform the service associated with the transfer group parameter and the set of transfers.

Abstract: Described herein are systems, methods, and products utilizing a cache coherent switch on chip. The cache coherent switch on chip may utilize Compute Express Link (CXL) interconnect open standard and allow for multi-host access and the sharing of resources. The cache coherent switch on chip provides for resource sharing between components while independent of a system processor, removing the system processor as a bottleneck. Cache coherent switch on chip may further allow for cache coherency between various different components. Thus, for example, memories, accelerators, and/or other components within the disclose systems may each maintain caches, and the systems and techniques described herein allow for cache coherency between the different components of the system with minimal latency.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates generally to reactor systems that include (a) a housing having an interior surface that may be at least partially reflective, (b) at least one reactor cell disposed within an interior of the housing, the at least one reactor cell including an enclosure and a plasmonic photocatalyst on a catalyst support disposed within the at least one enclosure, where the enclosure is optically transparent and includes at least one inlet for a reactant to enter the at least one cell and at least one outlet for a reformate to exit the at least one cell and (c) at least one light source disposed within the interior of the housing and/or external to the housing. At least one light-management feature and/or at least one thermal-management feature is applied to the reactor cell, reactor system, or a reformer system comprising many reactor systems, in order to improve efficiency.

Abstract: Described herein are systems, methods, and products utilizing a cache coherent switch on chip. The cache coherent switch on chip may utilize Compute Express Link (CXL) interconnect open standard and allow for multi-host access and the sharing of resources. The cache coherent switch on chip provides for resource sharing between components while independent of a system processor, removing the system processor as a bottleneck. Cache coherent switch on chip may further allow for cache coherency between various different components. Thus, for example, memories, accelerators, and/or other components within the disclose systems may each maintain caches, and the systems and techniques described herein allow for cache coherency between the different components of the system with minimal latency.

Abstract: According to aspects of methods of characterizing a population of particles putatively containing recombinant nucleic acids in a fluid sample of the present disclosure, includes extracting nucleic acids from the particles, labeling the extracted recombinant nucleic acids, separating the labeled nucleic acids by size, and comparing the separated labeled nucleic acids with a standard to determine one or more of: 1) a ratio of full viral particles to empty viral particles in the fluid sample, 2) a ratio of full viral particles or empty viral particles to partially full viral particles, and 3) a ratio of viral particles containing an intact recombinant genome to viral particles containing an incomplete recombinant genome, thereby characterizing the population of particles in the fluid sample. Optionally included are extracting proteins from the particles, labeling the extracted proteins, separating the labeled proteins according to size, and comparing the separated labeled proteins with a standard.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-storage media, for deployment of container-based computer environments. In some implementations, one or more computers provide data for a user interface comprising one or more user interface elements for initiating creation of a new container-based server environment. The one or more computers receive data indicating user interaction with the one or more user interface elements, and in response, create a new container-based server environment comprising multiple different containers hosted by a remote cluster of processing nodes, the multiple different containers being configured to provide different services that interoperate with each other. The one or more computers provide access to the new container-based server environment.

Abstract: A Compute Express Link™ (CXL) over Ethernet (COE) station is provided to bridge a CXL fabric and an Ethernet network to allow for efficient native memory load/store access to remotely connected resources. The COE station supports CXL and Ethernet traffic through its CXL interface, scheduler/packers, decoders, VOQs and VIQs by adding COE tags to Ethernet frames. In CXL controller mode, the CXL controller drives the VOQs. In Ethernet mode, the COE module drives the VOQs, and interacts with the MAC sublayer and the PMA sublayer, which are responsible for encoding and decoding data signals for transmission through a serializer/deserializer.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-storage media, for container-based server environments. In some implementations, a server environment is provided using a plurality of containers that provide instances of different software modules. The plurality of containers includes a first container running a first software image of a particular software module. Various operations can be performed in response to determining that an updated software image is available for the particular software module. For example, execution is started for a second container that provides an instance of the updated software image. Incoming requests are to the second container while continuing to process, using the first container, one or more requests that were received before starting execution of the second container. In response to determining that a level of activity of the first container is below a threshold, the execution of the first container is stopped.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates generally to reactor systems that include (a) a housing having an interior surface that may be at least partially reflective, (b) at least one reactor cell disposed within an interior of the housing, the at least one reactor cell including an enclosure and a plasmonic photocatalyst on a catalyst support disposed within the at least one enclosure, where the enclosure is optically transparent and includes at least one inlet for a reactant to enter the at least one cell and at least one outlet for a reformate to exit the at least one cell and (c) at least one light source disposed within the interior of the housing and/or external to the housing. At least one light-management feature and/or at least one thermal-management feature is applied to the reactor cell, reactor system, or a reformer system comprising many reactor systems, in order to improve efficiency.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to systems and methods for reforming methane into hydrogen and a hydrocarbon fuel. In example embodiments, the methane reformer integrates a photocatalytic steam methane reforming (P-SMR) system with a subsequent photocatalytic dry methane reforming (P-DMR) system.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-storage media, for integration of containers with external elements. In some implementations, a server environment is provided using one or more containers. The one or more containers include a first container that is an instance of a software image for an application or service. The first container is run such that the first container performs various operations. For example, access to one or more external elements that reside outside of the software image is initiated. Based on the one or more external elements, a configuration of the first container is changed from what is provided by the software image.

Abstract: Provided herein are capillary electrophoresis methods for separating and detecting double-stranded ribonucleic acid (dsRNA) contaminants in samples of single-stranded ribonucleic acids (ssRNA) such as RNA therapies (e.g., mRNA vaccines).

Abstract: Systems and methods for configuration driven integration of services in business process models agnostic of a workflow system are disclosed. An exemplary method includes receiving, at a service executor, a generic service call from a business process management notation (BPMN), wherein the generic service call includes a service name parameter, wherein the service name parameter is associated with a service task of the BPMN, and wherein the service name parameter is associated with a service. The service executor can construct a call to the service including required data from a transient data store. The service executor can then receive return data from the service, store the data in the transient data store and respond to the BPMN that the service task has been completed.

Abstract: An apparatus for sensing, the apparatus comprising: a plurality of genetically modified sensors and a transducer array. The plurality of genetically modified sensors comprise a plurality of subsets of sensors wherein the sensors are genetically modified so as to provide an output in response to one or more chemicals. The plurality of genetically modified sensors are genetically modified in a non-correlated manner so that different subsets of sensors are configured to provide a different affinity to different chemicals. The transducer array, comprises a plurality of pixels, wherein different subsets of the plurality of genetically modified sensors are coupled to different pixels so as to cause the pixels to provide outputs dependent upon the genetic modification of the subset of sensors coupled to the pixel. Detection of one or more chemicals by one or more of the genetically modified sensors causes an identifiable output signal to be provided by the transducer array.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-storage media, for a deployment architecture for multi-tenant cloud computing systems. In some implementations, a first cluster of processing nodes is configured to run tenant computing environments on behalf of different tenants. A second cluster of processing nodes runs a deployment controller configured to manage and monitor tenant computing environments allocated for the first cluster of processing nodes. A pool of unassigned computing environments is hosted in the first cluster of processing nodes. After receiving a request for a new environment, the deployment controller running in the second cluster of processing nodes coordinates with one or more modules running in the first cluster of processing nodes to update and assign one of the previously unassigned computing environments to be used.

Abstract: A functionalised particle, wherein the particle has a first optical spectral signature in a first structural configuration of the particle and a second optical spectral signature in a second structural configuration of the particle.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-storage media, for integration of containers with external elements. In some implementations, a server environment is provided using one or more containers. The one or more containers include a first container that is an instance of a software image for an application or service. The first container is run such that the first container performs various operations. For example, access to one or more external elements that reside outside of the software image is initiated. Based on the one or more external elements, a configuration of the first container is changed from what is provided by the software image.

Abstract: Described herein are systems, methods, and products utilizing a cache coherent switch on chip. The cache coherent switch on chip may utilize Compute Express Link (CXL) interconnect open standard and allow for multi-host access and the sharing of resources. The cache coherent switch on chip provides for resource sharing between components while independent of a system processor, removing the system processor as a bottleneck. Cache coherent switch on chip may further allow for cache coherency between various different components. Thus, for example, memories, accelerators, and/or other components within the disclose systems may each maintain caches, and the systems and techniques described herein allow for cache coherency between the different components of the system with minimal latency.

Abstract: Described herein are systems, methods, and products utilizing a cache coherent switch on chip. The cache coherent switch on chip may utilize Compute Express Link (CXL) interconnect open standard and allow for multi-host access and the sharing of resources. The cache coherent switch on chip provides for resource sharing between components while independent of a system processor, removing the system processor as a bottleneck. Cache coherent switch on chip may further allow for cache coherency between various different components. Thus, for example, memories, accelerators, and/or other components within the disclose systems may each maintain caches, and the systems and techniques described herein allow for cache coherency between the different components of the system with minimal latency.

Abstract: Described herein are systems, methods, and products utilizing a cache coherent switch on chip. The cache coherent switch on chip may utilize Compute Express Link (CXL) interconnect open standard and allow for multi-host access and the sharing of resources. The cache coherent switch on chip provides for resource sharing between components while independent of a system processor, removing the system processor as a bottleneck. Cache coherent switch on chip may further allow for cache coherency between various different components. Thus, for example, memories, accelerators, and/or other components within the disclose systems may each maintain caches, and the systems and techniques described herein allow for cache coherency between the different components of the system with minimal latency.