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AIT Partnership are delighted to have launched our new look website. The new site focuses on our expertise in data centre and power mangagement, with quick links to our webshop for customers who know what they need and want to buy online.

AIT Partnership are delighted to have been chosen to provide South Thames College with a high-speed next generation wireless LAN from Trapeze networks. The installation will be project managed and installed by AIT's technical team and is due to completed before the new term starts.

AIT Partnership have installed screens, media players and content for 12 dental practices in the London Borough of Westminster. The screens are helping the practices inform patients about services and charges available on the NHS.

The Forest School in Berkshire have been equipped with a 'next generation' Wireless LAN from Trapeze Networks, installed by AIT.

At it's busy Teesside Beam Mill, Corus Group and AIT Partnership Group have rolled out a 21st century communication solution that is more than showing its mettle. Existing company communications have now been enhanced at the Lackenby Works with eleven 42-inch LCD display screens, giving staff immediate updates to latest news around the mill.

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Adder, a leading developer of KVM switches, extenders and KVM over IP solutions, today announced the use of their extension technology in the control room of the ATLAS experiment of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). The LHC is a gigantic scientific instrument near Geneva, where it spans the border between Switzerland and France about 100 meters underground. It is a particle accelerator used by physicists to study the smallest known particles – the fundamental building blocks of all things. The ATLAS detector is one of the four main detectors on the LHC.

The high video and audio resolution and compact size made the Adder audio/video/data receivers the ideal solution for CERN's ATLAS control room. 24 AdderLink X2-Gold units provided the control room with a crystal clear view of the bid to re-create the Big Bang. The AdderLink X2-Gold has been designed to provide industry leading video clarity, audio quality, compatibility and high rack densities.

Adder's UK based partner AIT Partnership Group Ltd was instrumental in the success of the installation. Having been briefed by CERN as to the nature of the requirement Ian Martin, Data Center Consultant for AIT Partnership Group, specified Adder's X2 Gold extenders. "When faultless video and audio extension is required the Adder solution is hard to beat," stated Martin. "It's great to see the technology being put to use in such an important project."

AIT Partnership supplied CERN with the required technology and through a couple of post-sales support calls ensured that the solution was installed and up and running smoothly in time for the launch of the experiment.

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AIT Partnership Group is pleased to announce that it has met all requirements for achieving Cisco Select Certification. This means that the company has demonstrated that it is qualified to sell, install, and support Cisco solutions in UK.

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