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Instrotech launches its “Perfect Match Challenge” Test Equipment Competition


Entering the competition is easy, go to the “Perfect Match Challenge” webpage. Click on one of eight cards to reveal the image, then simply fi nd the matching pair before you forget - match all four pairs to complete the game. Then fi ll in your details to be entered into the prize draw. The fi rst prize is a Martindale HPAT550 PAT Tester plus special football and other goodies. The runner-up prize is a Martindale IR88 Infrared Thermometer (ideal for barbeques!) plus special football goodies.


To enter the competition, simply successfully complete the online “Perfect Match Challenge” competition at https://instrotech.com/ perfect-match, enter your details, and you will be entered into the prize draw. Terms and conditions apply. For more information visit www.instrotech.com. This competition ends on the 31 July with the draw taking place the fi rst week in August.


Welcome back to June’s Electronics for Engineers


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his month we’ve attended Smart manufacturing and Hardware Pioneers and are getting set for more shows throughout the rest of the year.


I’ve now been working on this magazine for a full year and I am still amazed by some of the innovative technology on show at these events, from developments in AI to IOT networks. Talking of shows in our next issue we want to highlight some of the stands which will be at September’s Microelectronics in London. If you are interested please contact Jordan or myself.


Editor SJones@datateam.co.uk


I hope you’re all enjoying the World Cup and the beautiful summer sunshine (between the spots of rain) and enjoy the magazine.


Vertiv completes acquisition of ThermoKey, expanding heat rejection portfolio for AI data centres


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The acquisition expands Vertiv’s thermal management portfolio and manufacturing capabilities, particularly in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), and strengthens its ability to deliver system-level solutions across the full thermal chain for AI factories and high-density data centres. ThermoKey benefi ts from Vertiv’s global scale, supporting accelerated growth and expanded market access while enhancing Vertiv’s ability to provide thermal architectures that help customers plan for multiple compute generations ahead.


Vertiv currently uses ThermoKey’s technologies in select thermal solutions. ThermoKey’s technology set includes heat-exchange solutions, dry coolers and compatibility with low-GWP and natural refrigerants that complement Vertiv’s portfolio, giving customers fl exibility to optimise for performance, site conditions and growth. Founded in 1991, ThermoKey brings more than 30 years of engineering expertise, in-house design and production capabilities to support its customers and markets.


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