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According to The Robot Report, OMRON plans to acquire OnLogic, a provider of industrial computing. The move would add OnLogic's industrial computing to OMRON's industrial automation expertise. The stated aim is to serve data- and AI-intensive applications at the edge. The source snippet does not provide deal terms, pricing, or a closing date.
According to The Robot Report, OMRON plans to acquire OnLogic, a provider of industrial computing. The move would add OnLogic's industrial computing to OMRON's industrial automation expertise. The stated aim is to serve data- and AI-intensive applications at the edge. The source snippet does not provide deal terms, pricing, or a closing date.
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OMRON will add industrial computing from OnLogic to its industrial automation expertise to serve data- and AI-intensive applications. The post OMRON to acquire OnLogic to address edge AI applications appeared first on The Robot Report .
Companies running factory, automation, and other industrial systems may see more options for combining automation hardware with computing built for AI workloads. Buyers and partners of both companies should watch for details on deal closing and how the combined product offering is structured. The source does not describe specific products or customer changes yet.
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