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Renee Bassett

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As seen in: Automation.com, InTech Magazine, Pakistan Defence, Automation World, Building Operating Management, FacilitiesNet, Progressive Railroading, Healthcare Packaging
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Why the Pro-face PFXGP4301TADW Remains a Reliable Choice for Industrial HMI Applications

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By Renee Bassett
| Automation.com Verified
In modern industrial automation systems, Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs) play a critical role in connecting operators with machines and production processes. In modern industrial automation systems, Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs) play a critical role in connecting operators with machines and production processes.
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Beckhoff's AF1000 VFD Boosts Low-Demand Applications with High Flexibility

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By Renee Bassett, NORD Drivesystems
| Automation.com Verified
The AF1000 economy variable frequency drive (VFD) series provides a cost-effective solution for conveyors, pumps, fans and other low-demand drive applications. The compact and highly modular economy variable frequency drive series is designed for low to medium power requirements. SAVAGE, Minnesota, June 8, 2026 — With the AF1000 variable frequency drive (VFD), Beckhoff introduces a cost-effective solution for basic drive applications across industries, including conveyor systems, pumps and fans.
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ABB Launches Synchronous Condenser Package to Strengthen Grid Stability for Data Centers

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By Renee Bassett
| Automation.com Verified
AI data centers increase demand on power grids to maintain stability during rapid, large-scale changes in demand. June 10, 2026 — The rapid expansion and high energy use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centers is placing new demands on power grids to maintain stability during rapid, large-scale changes in power demand. As AI adoption accelerates globally, power stability is emerging as a critical bottleneck to scaling new data center capacity, which is projected to nearly quadruple by 20301.
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