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We Can Design the Connected Future. Who Will Build It?

Heather Moyer

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ICT Today — October/November/December 2026 (Vol. 47, No. 4) · p. 36

Data Centers
Fiber Optics
Network Infrastructure

Preparing for the Inevitable Convergence of ICT and Electrical Technology Design: Where We Started, Where the 2026 NEC Is Taking Us, and What to Expect in 2029. Treating Workforce Capacity as a Core Component of ICT Infrastructure Planning.

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