This Week’s Blackout in Europe Emphasizes the Criticality of Network Connectivity
On April 28th, 2025, the majority of the Iberian Peninsula experienced an unprecedented blackout. Early rumors of Cyberattacks, Weather Phenomena, and even Atmospheric Disturbances, have
Tariff-Related Price Increases Up to 10% Coming May 1st
As we first communicated in February, Power Solutions, LLC and our manufacturer partners have been watching the US tariff policy closely. Our industry is one
US Tariffs Impact Pricing Across Power and Cooling Industry
Power Solutions, LLC, in partnership with our vendors, is closely monitoring the US tariff policy and its impact across our industry. Some manufacturers have already
APC by Schneider Electric ACRP101 InRow Cooling Units Are End of Service Life
The APC by Schneider Electric Direct Expansion InRow AC unit – ACRP101 was discontinued in 2016 and will be end of service life on March
Switchgear Upgrades from Square D by Schneider Electric
Switchgear is designed to protect, control, and isolate electrical equipment, preventing damage and ensuring operational safety. In many facilities, legacy switchgear is still in operation
Switchgear Modernization for Improved Power Systems Efficiency and Reliability
Switchgear is a crucial component of electrical distribution systems, ensuring the safe and efficient transfer of electricity in industrial and commercial buildings and critical facilities
TAA Compliant Power Products
Many public agencies and organizations prefer the supply chain reliability of TAA Compliant products. Countries that participate in the Trade Agreements Act (TAA) are known US
Key Takeaways From The CrowdStrike Outage
The global IT outage caused by a corrupt CrowdStrike update in July of 2024 was a stark reminder of how vulnerable our IT systems are
Cybersecurity in Power and Cooling Infrastructure
The digital transformation of critical infrastructures such as data centers has heightened the importance of robust cybersecurity measures, especially for power and cooling systems. These
Storm Prep for Data Centers and IT Space
On July 8, 2024, after leaving a path of destruction through the Caribbean, Hurricane Beryl made landfall in the Houston area leaving millions without power. Today,