Abstract: A backplane includes: a substrate including a circuit structure layer, a first reflective layer disposed on a bearing surface of the substrate, a plurality of light-emitting diode chips, and a plurality of optical structures. The first reflective layer includes a plurality of through holes spaced apart. A light-emitting diode chip in the plurality of light-emitting diode chips is located in one of the plurality of through holes. The plurality of light-emitting diode chips are electrically connected to the circuit structure layer. The circuit structure layer is configured to drive the plurality of light-emitting diode chips to emit light. An optical structure in the plurality of optical structures covers the light-emitting diode chip, a light incident surface of the optical structure is in contact with a light exit surface of the light-emitting diode chip, and a light exit surface of the optical structure is a curved surface.

Abstract: A data storage method includes: in response to a stream ID carried by an IO write request of a host satisfying a first preset condition, writing data corresponding to the IO write request into a first storage unit; and in response to the stream ID carried by the IO write request satisfying a second preset condition, writing the data corresponding to the IO write request into a second storage unit, wherein the stream ID indicates write latency requirement information of the data corresponding to the IO write request, wherein a data write latency indicated by the stream ID satisfying the first preset condition is less than the data write latency indicated by the stream ID satisfying the second preset condition, wherein a read and write performance of the first storage unit is higher than the read and write performance of the second storage unit.

Abstract: A peripheral component interconnect express device startup method and apparatus, and a storage medium are provided, and pertain to the field of computer technologies. According to this method, a BIOS attempts to verify firmware of a PCIE device to determine whether the firmware of the PCIE device is tampered with. Moreover, the BIOS may only start up a PCIE device where firmware that succeeds in the verification is located. Therefore, a computer device is prevented from starting up a PCIE device of which firmware is tampered with, and a security risk caused by the PCIE device to the computer device is reduced.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an electrolyte membrane for an alkali metal or an alkali metal ion battery, comprising: a composite membrane comprising an ionically conductive polymer; an alkali metal salt; and a filler comprising a carbon nitride nanosheet, an oxygenated carbon nitride nanosheet or a combination thereof.

Abstract: A message processing method, apparatus, and system, which include: receiving a sharing request for a source message and sent by a terminal, the source message carrying a password and an enterprise account identifier, the sharing request including a sharing user account identifier; returning at least one account identifier to the terminal, and receiving a determined target account identifier with which the source message is shared and that is selected by the terminal; setting an electronic resource property for the source message according to a preset rule to generate a target message, sending the target message to a target user corresponding to the target account identifier; and transferring, according to the electronic resource property, an electronic resource corresponding to an associated account of the enterprise account identifier to an associated account of the sharing user account identifier if receiving a drawing request sent by the terminal and that carries the password.

Abstract: A connector (100) and a communications device is disclosed. The connector includes a connector body (41) and three connecting ends disposed on the connector body. M signal interfaces (51a) inside a first connecting end (42) are in communication with M signal interfaces (51b) inside a second connecting end (43) in a one-to-one correspondence. The first connecting end is connected to a backplane connector (32) on a backplane (31). The second connecting end is connected to one end (45a) of a transmission cable (45), and the other end (45b) of the transmission cable is connected to a communications component (46) on a target board (33a). The backplane is configured to implement communication between X boards (33), and the target board is any one of X boards, where M?1 and X?1. A third connecting end (44) is configured to secure the connector body to the target board.

Abstract: A connector (100) and a communications device is disclosed. The connector includes a connector body (41) and three connecting ends disposed on the connector body. M signal interfaces (51a) inside a first connecting end (42) are in communication with M signal interfaces (51b) inside a second connecting end (43) in a one-to-one correspondence. The first connecting end is connected to a backplane connector (32) on a backplane (31). The second connecting end is connected to one end (45a) of a transmission cable (45), and the other end (45b) of the transmission cable is connected to a communications component (46) on a target board (33a). The backplane is configured to implement communication between X boards (33), and the target board is any one of X boards, where M?1 and X?1. A third connecting end (44) is configured to secure the connector body to the target board.

Abstract: A connector (100) and a communications device is disclosed. The connector includes a connector body (41) and three connecting ends disposed on the connector body. M signal interfaces (51a) inside a first connecting end (42) are in communication with M signal interfaces (51b) inside a second connecting end (43) in a one-to-one correspondence. The first connecting end is connected to a backplane connector (32) on a backplane (31). The second connecting end is connected to one end (45a) of a transmission cable (45), and the other end (45b) of the transmission cable is connected to a communications component (46) on a target board (33a). The backplane is configured to implement communication between X boards (33), and the target board is any one of X boards, where M?1 and X?1. A third connecting end (44) is configured to secure the connector body to the target board.

Abstract: A connector (100) and a communications device is disclosed. The connector includes a connector body (41) and three connecting ends disposed on the connector body. M signal interfaces (51a) inside a first connecting end (42) are in communication with M signal interfaces (51b) inside a second connecting end (43) in a one-to-one correspondence. The first connecting end is connected to a backplane connector (32) on a backplane (31). The second connecting end is connected to one end (45a) of a transmission cable (45), and the other end (45b) of the transmission cable is connected to a communications component (46) on a target board (33a). The backplane is configured to implement communication between X boards (33), and the target board is any one of X boards, where M?1 and X?1. A third connecting end (44) is configured to secure the connector body to the target board.

Abstract: A connector (100) and a communications device is disclosed. The connector includes a connector body (41) and three connecting ends disposed on the connector body. M signal interfaces (51a) inside a first connecting end (42) are in communication with M signal interfaces (51b) inside a second connecting end (43) in a one-to-one correspondence. The first connecting end is connected to a backplane connector (32) on a backplane (31). The second connecting end is connected to one end (45a) of a transmission cable (45), and the other end (45b) of the transmission cable is connected to a communications component (46) on a target board (33a). The backplane is configured to implement communication between X boards (33), and the target board is any one of X boards, where M?1 and X?1. A third connecting end (44) is configured to secure the connector body to the target board.

Abstract: A connector (100) and a communications device is disclosed. The connector includes a connector body (41) and three connecting ends disposed on the connector body. M signal interfaces (51a) inside a first connecting end (42) are in communication with M signal interfaces (51b) inside a second connecting end (43) in a one-to-one correspondence. The first connecting end is connected to a backplane connector (32) on a backplane (31). The second connecting end is connected to one end (45a) of a transmission cable (45), and the other end (45b) of the transmission cable is connected to a communications component (46) on a target board (33a). The backplane is configured to implement communication between X boards (33), and the target board is any one of X boards, where M?1 and X?1. A third connecting end (44) is configured to secure the connector body to the target board.

Abstract: A member device of a stacked switches system receives a packet which is to be sent to every member device in the stack groups of the stacked switches system. The member device identifies an intra-group port and an aggregated stack link group which permit forwarding the packet based on an ingress member device identification of the packet. The member device sends the packet carrying the ingress member device identification via the identified intra-group stack port, via the identified aggregated stack link group and via a local data port.

Abstract: A port status synchronization method, related device, and system, where a physical layer (PHY) device or an external processor connected to the PHY device determines whether a first service interface of the PHY device changes, and when the first service interface changes, controls a second service interface of the PHY device to restart auto-negotiation and sends, using the second service interface, an auto-negotiation advertisement packet to a first device connected to the second service interface in order to trigger the first device to synchronize, according to the auto-negotiation advertisement packet, a status of the second service interface and a status of the first service interface such that performing port status negotiation and synchronization between a link layer (media access control (MAC)) device or the first device and the PHY device using a service interface is achieved, without a need of disposing a management data input/output (MDIO) interface.

Abstract: A member device of a stacked switches system sends a first received unicast packet via an inter-group stack port which belongs to an aggregated stack link group on a forwarding path towards a different stack group when the first received unicast packet is to be egressed by another member device in the different stack group. The member device is further to send a second received unicast packet via an intra-group stack port on a forwarding path towards another member device in a same stack group when the second received unicast packet which is to be egressed by the another member device in the same stack group. The member device is further to send a third received unicast packet via a data port on the member device which associates with a egress port identification of the third received unicast packet when the third received unicast packet is to be egressed by the member device.

Abstract: According to an example, after a primary port of a primary switch and a secondary port of a secondary switch are connected to each other and the primary port is configured to operate in a fabric mode, the primary switch may send a mode switch request packet to the secondary switch through the primary port. The secondary switch may change the secondary port from operating in an Ethernet mode to the fabric mode based on information contained in the mode switch request packet and may send a mode switch response packet to the primary switch.

Abstract: A member device of a stacked switches system sends a first received unicast packet via an inter-group stack port which belongs to an aggregated stack link group on a forwarding path towards a different stack group when the first received unicast packet is to be egressed by another member device in the different stack group. The member device is further to send a second received unicast packet via an intra-group stack port on a forwarding path towards another member device in a same stack group when the second received unicast packet which is to be egressed by the another member device in the same stack group. The member device is further to send a third received unicast packet via a data port on the member device which associates with a egress port identification of the third received unicast packet when the third received unicast packet is to be egressed by the member device.

Abstract: A port status synchronization method, related device, and system, where a physical layer (PHY) device or an external processor connected to the PHY device determines whether a first service interface of the PHY device changes, and when the first service interface changes, controls a second service interface of the PHY device to restart auto-negotiation and sends, using the second service interface, an auto-negotiation advertisement packet to a first device connected to the second service interface in order to trigger the first device to synchronize, according to the auto-negotiation advertisement packet, a status of the second service interface and a status of the first service interface such that performing port status negotiation and synchronization between a link layer (media access control (MAC)) device or the first device and the PHY device using a service interface is achieved, without a need of disposing a management data input/output (MDIO) interface.

Abstract: A photo collection display method and apparatus are disclosed. The method includes: acquiring photo selection information, the photo selection information comprising: a birth date of a figure in a photo; reading photo information of each photo in a photo collection, the photo information comprising: a photo shooting time, the photo collection recording more than one photo; calculating a difference between a photo shooting time and the birth date of the figure in each photo, to obtain a sorting date of each photo; creating a timeline comprising time points; matching the sorting date with a time point in the timeline, to obtain a link relationship between the sorting date and the corresponding time point in the timeline; and displaying, after one time point in the timeline is triggered, a corresponding photo of the photo collection in a predetermined position of the timeline according to the link relationship.

Abstract: A member device of a stacked switches system receives a packet which is to be sent to every member device in the stack groups of the stacked switches system. The member device identifies an intra-group port and an aggregated stack link group which permit forwarding the packet based on an ingress member device identification of the packet. The member device sends the packet carrying the ingress member device identification via the identified intra-group stack port, via the identified aggregated stack link group and via a local data port.

Abstract: According to an example, after a primary port of a primary switch and a secondary port of a secondary switch are connected to each other and the primary port is configured to operate in a fabric mode, the primary switch may send a mode switch request packet to the secondary switch through the primary port. The secondary switch may change the secondary port from operating in an Ethernet mode to the fabric mode based on information contained in the mode switch request packet and may send a mode switch response packet to the primary switch.