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Class 4 fault managed power systems and digital electricity: high-power, low-risk delivery over communications-style cabling.
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    • ICT Today — April/May/June 2026 (Vol. 47, No. 2)

    April 2026 · Vol. 47, No. 2

    • How FMP and PoE are Rewiring the Modern World
      COVER ARTICLE
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      Bob Voss*The hum of the modern building is changing. For more than a century, that hum was the literal 60Hz vibration of AC power pushing through steel conduits filled with copper wire. Now one can walk into a cutting-edge data center, a high-tech hospital, or a "smart" skyscraper today, and they will find a different pulse. It is the silent, efficient, and intelligent flow of DC power delivered through the very same cables that carry our data.*      13 min

    ICT Today — October/November/December 2025 (Vol. 46, No. 4)

    October 2025 · Vol. 46, No. 4

    • Reimagining Building Design with FMP in the Next 20 Years
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      Stephen EavesA quiet revolution is underway in how commercial buildings are powered, signaling it could be time to evolve from traditional power distribution.      10 min

    ICT Today — January/February/March 2025 (Vol. 46, No. 1)

    January 2025 · Vol. 46, No. 1

    • Limited-Energy Hybrid Fiber/Power Cables: Exploring Modern Advances of Wireless Innovation
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      Gayla Arrindell, Steve EavesThe rapid evolution of IoT, sensors, AI, and machine learning is accelerating a seismic shift in building management and industrial automation systems, turning data into insights far beyond traditional expectations. This transformation into smart systems equipped with sensors marks a new era where IT plays a vital role in managing and maximizing their potential across diverse applications.      7 min

    ICT Today — October/November/December 2024 (Vol. 45, No. 4)

    October 2024 · Vol. 45, No. 4

    • The Convergence of Power with Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
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      Patrick Mahoney, Brian Patterson, Todd TaylorThe line between the energy and communications systems industries is more blurred than ever. Determining the point at which power and data delivery converge has become more difficult due to the increasing overlap. Now more than ever, the two industries must learn to play in the same sandbox. There are ICT cabling systems that can deliver data and power to the devices simultaneously and it is becoming much easier to enable smart devices in a building that facilitates the convergence of power and ICT infrastructure.      11 min

    ICT Today — October/November/December 2023 (Vol. 44, No. 4)

    October 2023 · Vol. 44, No. 4

    • The Perfect Storm—“New” Technology Paving Way To “Power Over Everything” Technology
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      Jeffrey Beavers, Brian EnsignNew technological applications are driving the need for high-performance and high-value cable, and the focus on sustainability and efficiency goals has resulted in a need for increased power levels and building networks that transmit data and power at the same time. Associations like BICSI and NECA have teamed up to address the transition from high to low-voltage applications through education and training.      7 min

    ICT Today — April/May/June 2023 (Vol. 44, No. 2)

    April 2023 · Vol. 44, No. 2

    • Embracing Intelligent Technology—Become the Smarter Child
      FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT
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      Carol Everett Oliver, RCDD, DCDC, ESS      2 min
    • Fault Managed Power—A Safe and Disruptive Innovation for Powering the Future:
      COVER ARTICLE
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    ICT Today — October/November/December 2022 (Vol. 43, No. 4)

    October 2022 · Vol. 43, No. 4

    • The True Impact of High-Power Applications on Your Network
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      Jeff Beavers, RCDD, OSP, Brian Ensign, RCDD, NTS, OSP, RTPMThe increased capability of PoE and the introduction of fault managed power (FMP) in complex networks play key roles in smarter applications and buildings to aid in the achievement of world impact goals and to make safer and healthier environments.      9 min
    Betsy Conroy
    With the adoption into the 2023 NEC, Class 4 fault-managed power (FMP) systems are gaining traction as a new way to deliver more power over greater distances and offer enhanced safety, easier installation, and improved sustainability. New technology offers potential across several market sectors and will ultimately change how we power the future.
    13 min