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Inside Nyquist: Reactive’s “James Webb Telescope” for Power Grids

Reactive Technologies' XMU2 captured hidden supraharmonic emissions near a data centre, showing how high-fidelity sensing and NVIDIA-powered edge AI can reveal emerging grid challenges. ...

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NASPI Webinar Recap: Sensor Data as a Service and the Grid Visibility Gap

NASPI’s recent Sensor Data as a Service: Part 2 webinar explored how utilities can access and use high-resolution grid data without needing to own and manage every part of the monitoring infrastructure themselves. ...

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A Growing AI Data Centre Constraint: Grid Visibility

As AI data centres place growing demands on the power system, grid operators need more than capacity. Visibility into real-world load behaviour is becoming critical to ensuring reliable, secure and resilient grid operation. ...

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Rethinking Visibility: Measurement Adequacy for Data Center Oscillations

Following recent discussions on how grid stability monitoring is evolving, a more specific challenge is coming into focus. A recent report from the North American SynchroPhasor Initiative (NASPI) highlights measurement adequacy in the context of data center-driven oscillations, as large ...

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Building future-ready grids: why real-time stability measurement matters

As the composition of power system changes, gaining a clear view of what is happening on the grid is becoming more important. The growth of renewable energy, inverter-based resources and large loads is reshaping grid behaviour and increasing the need ...

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The reliability challenge behind Emerging Large Loads – NERC Emerging Large Loads Technical Conference

In February, Reactive Technologies participated in the NERC Emerging Large Loads Technical Conference, held on February 24–25, 2026 in Arlington, Virginia. The conference brought together grid operators, utilities, regulators, and technology providers to examine how the rapid growth of large ...