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May 28, 2026

Rockwell ControlLogix 1756-L7: The 2026 Scarcity Spike and the Security Audit for ‘Trusted Slot’ Resilience

In the vast landscape of industrial automation, few platforms command as much respect and real estate as the Allen-Bradley ControlLogix series. For over a decade, the 1756-L7 family—spanning the L71 to the high-performance L75—has been the “Gold Standard” for multidiscipline control. However, as we move through the second quarter of 2026, the L7 platform is…

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May 26, 2026

The Emerson DeltaV v16.LTS Transition: Managing M-Series Obsolescence and Hardware Sovereignty in 2026

In the world of distributed control systems (DCS), the start of 2026 was marked by a major milestone: the release of Emerson DeltaV Version 16.LTS. This latest iteration is more than just a software patch; it represents a fundamental pivot toward “Software-Defined Automation.” For the modern plant, v16 offers boundless integration and enhanced cybersecurity. But…

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May 25, 2026

The Schneider Electric SEPAM 20/40 Phase-Out: Navigating the 2026 Protection Relay Scarcity

In the high-stakes world of industrial power distribution, few components carry the same level of silent responsibility as the protection relay. For the past two decades, the Schneider Electric SEPAM 20 and 40 series have been the reliable sentinels of medium-voltage networks, protecting motors, transformers, and busbars from catastrophic electrical faults. However, as we pass…

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May 24, 2026

The Honeywell TDC 3000 & Experion PKS Transition: Securing Hardware Resilience in the Post-2026 Separation Era

For the process automation community, 2026 has been a year of tectonic shifts at Honeywell. Following the high-profile announcement in April regarding the planned separation of its Aerospace and Automation businesses, many plant managers and reliability engineers are asking a difficult question: “What happens to my legacy hardware support when ‘Automation’ stands alone?” For those…

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May 23, 2026

The Siemens S7-400 Phase-out Countdown: Securing Hardware Resilience Before the October 2026 Deadline

For more than twenty years, the Siemens SIMATIC S7-400 has served as the undisputed titan of large-scale automation. From nuclear power plants to massive petrochemical refineries, its “High-End” performance and robust rack-based architecture have made it the backbone of critical infrastructure globally. But in May 2026, the industry has reached a pivotal junction. Siemens has…

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