Abstract: Devices and methods for performing a transseptal puncture procedure using a device which includes either an untapered or tapered blunt end cannula disposed in an introducer carrying a sharp guidewire disposed longitudinally through the lumen of the blunt cannula, and a blunt end dilator wherein the guidewire is flexible and has an atraumatic shape at its tip. The cannula gives the more flexible introducer a defined shape and steerabilty allowing an ordinarily skilled physician to easily access a selected location on the septal wall of the heart for transseptal puncture and introducer placement thereacross without employing an exposed sharp end needle during the procedure.

Abstract: A device comprising heat producing electronic components (2), such as server memory boards, processors and/or switches, said device comprising a container (1) wherein said heat producing components are mounted, a liquid in said container in which liquid said components are submerged for extracting heat from said components, at least one heat exchanger (7) having a surface which is in contact with said liquid and arranged to extract heat from said liquid, wherein between said heat exchanger and said components a vertical wall (6) is present for guiding and separating a vertical circulation of said liquid in said container which is caused by a temperature difference in said liquid.

Abstract: Device (1) comprising a multitude of server modules (3). The server modules (3) are removable, are substantially plate shaped and extend parallel to each other. Each one of the server modules (3) is connected to cable passages (61a) of a first switch (4) by first data cables (6a) and to cable passages (61b) of a second switch (4) by second data cables (6b. The first switch (4) extends perpendicular to and adjacent an edge of the server modules (3) The cable passages (61a) of said first switch (4) extend in a first array and the cable passages (61b) of said second switch (4) extend in a second array. The second array of cable passages (61b) is mounted on a bracket (7) which is mounted on the second switch (4). The bracket (7) extends at a distance from the second switch (4) and from the first array.