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Open automation is breaking legacy chains
April 2026, IT in Manufacturing

Industrial automation is now entering a new era defined by open, software-driven principles that are breaking decades of hardware-bound limitations.
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Why grid flexibility and reliability are more important than you think
April 2026, Electrical Power & Protection

In South Africa the grid was never designed to accommodate large-scale rooftop solar adoption, widespread distributed generation, or the rapid growth of electric vehicles and charging infrastructure. As the electricity landscape and grid evolve, flexibility and reliability should become part of this equation.
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Rethinking power for Africa’s data centres
April 2026, Electrical Power & Protection

There is a wave of new data centres across the continent, but too many of these facilities are still designed around the assumption that when the grid fails, diesel will save the day. This approach is no longer fit for purpose.
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Metering and telemetry solutions for water and wastewater facilities in rugged, remote areas
March 2026, Industrial Wireless

Schneider Electric has announced the availability of its battery-powered electromagnetic water meter, industrial Ethernet radio and RTU. These are intelligent technologies that provide the water and wastewater industry with greater accuracy, visibility and resilience.
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How next-gen RTUs are connecting the dots in remote automation
March 2026, Industrial Wireless

In the world of industrial automation, the spotlight has recently shifted from traditional turbomachinery to the innovative capabilities of remote terminal units. These advanced devices are redefining how industries manage remote assets.
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Real-time modelling is the key to a resilient, bi-directional energy future
March 2026, Electrical Power & Protection

South Africa’s electrical grid is a classic example of a traditional power system, designed for one-way energy flow. This linear model worked well for decades. Today, however, it is being fundamentally disrupted, as South Africa’s ongoing energy crisis has sparked large-scale investment in distributed energy resources.
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Coolant distribution unit for high-density data centres
March 2026, IT in Manufacturing

Motivair by Schneider Electric has introduced a new, industry-leading 2,5 MW coolant distribution unit designed to cool high-density data centres reliably and at scale.
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Energy efficiency as a service
March 2026, Electrical Power & Protection

Energy efficiency as a service shifts the financial burden from capital expenditure to operational expenditure. This allows commercial property managers and owners to retrofit existing facilities with energy-efficient solutions and monitoring technology without the need for upfront costs.
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Rethinking power for Africa’s data centres
March 2026, Electrical Power & Protection

If Africa wants resilient, competitive and sustainable data centres, the starting point must be a grid-to-chip architecture rather than a genset-first mentality.
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A lesson in the history and evolution of industrial safety systems
I&C February 2026, IS & Ex

One only has to briefly page through the annals of our industrial history to come across truly hair-raising stories of safety systems failing or underperforming with catastrophic repercussions. Fortunately, industrial safety in the last few decades has undergone some truly profound development.
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Schneider Electric to become Official Energy Technology Partner of McLaren Racing
I&C February 2026, News

Schneider Electric will become the Official Energy Technology Partner of McLaren Racing.
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Range of CDUs to meet the rising demands of HPC and AI workloads
I&C February 2026, IT in Manufacturing

Motivair by Schneider Electric has introduced two new coolant distribution units that are engineered to meet the rising thermal demands of HPC and AI workloads.
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