Reactive Technologies Launches Nyquist Grid Technology Licensing Program

Sep 29, 2026
Reactive Technologies launched Nyquist, a licensing program that gives utilities, technology providers, and equipment manufacturers access to selected grid measurement, edge AI, and analytics technologies.

Reactive Technologies launched Nyquist, a technology partnership and licensing program, the company announced in a press release. The program gives utilities, technology providers, and equipment manufacturers access to selected technologies and expertise from its patented edge to cloud AI foundation.

Available technologies include high fidelity measurement, waveform capture, precise time synchronization, digital signal processing, edge AI, connectivity, data infrastructure, and grid analytics. Partners can integrate these capabilities into their own products and applications.

The technology is designed to measure and analyze grids that include inverter based resources, battery storage, data centers, and other power electronic loads. Nyquist provides a structured licensing model for partners developing grid products for their own customers and markets.

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