News Summary:
On September 28, 2026, Tektronix unveiled the EA-ELR 21000, a regenerative dynamic electronic load test system built for ±400 V and 800 V DC power. The system addresses the requirement to validate AI data center power shelves and racks at full voltage against load steps, as data centers transition from 54 V to 800 V in-rack distribution. Previously, on September 24, Tektronix detailed the DPO718AX, an 8-channel 25 GHz oscilloscope, noting its ability to function as a Windows 10 PC configured with an AMD EPYC 3351 CPU, 96GB RAM, and a 1.6TB NVMe SSD. This followed the September 23 launch of the DPO718AX, which the company introduced as the industry's first oscilloscope delivering eight synchronized channels with more than 6-GHz bandwidth per channel, offering up to 25 GHz across all channels in an 8U rack-mount form factor. The DPO718AX extends the 7 Series DPO platform, Tektronix's first new flagship in over a decade. Earlier, on September 22, James Hitchcock, vice president, general manager, and managing director of Tektronix's EA Elektro-Automatik division, highlighted the dual power challenges facing data centers, specifically the need to deliver sufficient power to dense compute racks and respond quickly to rapid load transients generated by GPUs and other AI accelerators.
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