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Industrial environments have been built one use case at a time, leaving most large manufacturers with fragmented IT and OT infrastructure. A manufacturer with 10 sites might run four different home-grown MES platforms, three different ERPs, and entirely custom data connections between them. As organizations deploy artificial intelligence, that absence of standardized data arc...


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Close to 80% of power generation deployments in ABB’s global electrification and power install base run on-premise at the edge. That figure, shared by Cody Falcon of ABB Energy Industries during IIoT World Energy Day 2026, is not an aspiration. It is the current state of how power gets managed. The reasons are practical: battery […]

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In manufacturing, the window between a small deviation and a costly event can be measured in seconds. A vibration pattern shifts, a batch parameter drifts, a temperature moves outside its normal band. The data exists, but by the time it reaches the person who can act, the window has closed. Response speed for AI in […]

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Manufacturing AI deployments often fail when all intelligence sits in a single layer, either pushed entirely to the cloud or crammed into the sensor level. Intelligence needs to sit where it can operate reliably, respond in time, and remain secure. During a panel at IIoT World’s AI Manufacturing Day 2026, experts from TDK SensEI, AWS, […]

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AI accelerates both sides of OT cybersecurity. When AI writes the malware, defenders need to understand exactly how capable the threat is and where the real risks lie. Attackers use AI coding assistants to speed up ICS malware development, but functional malware still requires deep engineering knowledge of industrial protocols and physical systems. Defenders gain […]

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