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Short power and network glitches now top cause of U.S. manufacturing delays, harming automated production.
A growing number of U.S. manufacturers report that brief, frequent micro-interruptions in power and network systems—lasting seconds to minutes—are now the leading cause of production delays, surpassing major outages.
Industry experts say these small disruptions, often undetected by standard monitoring tools, lead to costly downtime, data loss, and equipment misalignment.
The issue is particularly acute in automated factories and data-intensive production lines, where even short lapses can trigger cascading failures.
Companies are now investing in advanced real-time monitoring and resilient infrastructure to mitigate the impact.
Los cortes de energía y las fallas en la red son ahora la principal causa de retrasos en la fabricación de los Estados Unidos, perjudicando la producción automatizada.