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What High-density, Mission Critical Data Centers Should Look for in a Compact UPS
To choose the right UPS, small and medium-sized data centers must consider cooling, redundancy, efficiency, architectures, and more. -
Power Distribution Musts for an Efficient Edge System
Edge computing offers major benefits to technology that requires handling a lot of data very quickly. Reducing data latency by bringing computers close to where data is being generated and used is helping hundreds of industries. -
Connectivity+: Powerful Connectivity of the Future
HARTING is featuring numerous innovative solutions and products at Hannover Messe digital Edition. -
Batteries Designed to Run an IIoT Marathon
Ultra-long-life lithium batteries can overcome the problem of high self-discharge to run for long distances while delivering the high pulses required for two-way wireless communications. From Volume 1 of the Automation 2021 Ebook: IIoT & Industry 4.0. -
Industrial Sector to Account for 30% Overall Generator Demand
Despite growing environmental concerns about the usage of diesel across the world, demand from the industrial sector is expected to be over 30% over the coming years. -
Falcon Electric Publishes Informative Guide on Selecting a Safe Lithium Battery for UPS Battery Backup
The “LiFePO4–Why is it Safer for a UPS?” guide clarifies the important differences between lithium-ion battery types. -
What's on the Energy Storage Market Beside Lithium-Ion Batteries?
While Li-ion batteries are dominating the stationary energy storage sector, a growing number of companies are developing different technologies to be competitive in the near future and bring to the market a more competitive energy storage system. -
Total Power Quality and Its Impact on Machinery Availability
An often overlooked element of overall equipment effectiveness comes in the form of poor power quality. -
The Importance of Li-ion Recycling and What Will Drive It
By 2040, Li-ion battery recycling will become a $31 billion market. -
Breaking Free From Batteries: Industrial “Internet of Things” Platform Built on Battery-Free Sensors
Everactive presents the factory of the future, batteries not included. -
New Application in Wind and Solar Energy Storage
New developments in clean, renewable energy show us the path to a sustainable future, and ICP DAS USA is committed to developing applications that will lead the way. -
Revolutionary Solid-State Batteries Will Create a $6 Billion Market in 2030
Even with the influence of COVID-19, the potential market size for solid-state batteries is expected to grow to over $6 billion by 2030, according to IDTechEx's report. -
ABB Helps Italian Company Power Water Purification Plant
The purification plant will treat wastewater from 26 municipalities across two provinces, servicing the needs of more than 90,000 inhabitants. -
Emerson helps Oklahoma Gas and Electric automate power plant
Located in Luther, Oklahoma, the Redbud plant comprises four identical 1X1 units generating a combined output of 1,230 megawatts. -
Understanding IIoT Batteries and Power Protection at the Edge
Industrial batteries are evolving to meet the demands of the digital world. Lithium-ion technology offers numerous advantages over lead-acid batteries for backing up mission critical applications. -
Yokogawa announces acquisition of stake in APB Corporation
The two companies have agreed that Yokogawa will provide energy management technology needed for the efficient operation and optimization of large-scale storage batteries. -
NK Technologies introduces 2020 Product Catalog
The 2020 product catalog features performance data, sizes, specifications, and technical references for the company’s portfolio of current sensing switches, transducers, transformers, and ground fault protection products. -
Eaton helps connect power for two Chinese hospitals
To fight the coronavirus, China completed construction of two new field hospitals in Wuhan in just 10 days. Power management company Eaton and its partner electrical contractors and distributors were part of the construction project at the Huoshenshan and Leishenshan Hospitals that delivered an additional 2,500 hospital beds to the front line of this global health emergency. -
Growing Problem with Counterfeit Electrical Products
Counterfeit electrical products are a growing problem that can have serious consequences. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement reports fiscal year 2008 seizures totaled more than $272.7 million in counterfeit and pirated goods, a 38 percent increase in domestic value over fiscal year 2007. In the category of Top Safety and Security Commodities for fiscal year 2009, electrical products moved from 5th to 2nd position just behind pharmaceuticals. -
Lessons Learned From a Forensic Analysis of the Ukrainian Power Grid Cyberattack
The Ukrainian power grid cyberattack was triggered when an employee opened an Excel spreadsheet attachment of an email.




















