Factory Infrastructure and Connectivity

From the field to the cloud: scalable and reliable infrastructure for modern industry

what we offer you

Solutions for
Industrial Networks and Systems

IT and OT infrastructures form the foundation of every digitalization project. KyberEdge supports companies in designing, implementing, and managing networks, systems, and connectivity, ensuring performance, security, and operational continuity.

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IT/OT Network Design and Implementation

Creation of secure and scalable architectures for offices, production departments, and plants.

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Setup of Server Farms and Hybrid Environments

On-premises data centers, virtualized environments, and integration with cloud solutions.

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Field Connectivity

Industrial networking for PLCs, machines, and sensors, using standard protocols (OPC UA, Modbus, MQTT).

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Infrastructure for IoT and Edge Computing

Setup of gateways and systems for data collection from plants.

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Monitoring and Maintenance Services

Proactive infrastructure management with alerting and ticketing systems.

why choose us

OUR ADDED VALUE

  • IT and OT experience: we know how to connect the world of industrial machines with information systems.

  • Scalable and hybrid architectures: from small plants to multinational groups, we offer tailor-made solutions ready to grow.

  • Cloud expertise: we integrate on-premises infrastructures with Azure and AWS containerized platforms.

  • Pragmatic approach: we prioritize reliable and sustainable solutions, avoiding unnecessary complexity.

  • Security by design: we design networks with cybersecurity threats in mind from the very beginning.

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why choose us

OUR ADDED VALUE

  • IT and OT experience: we know how to connect the world of industrial machines with information systems.

  • Scalable and hybrid architectures: from small plants to multinational groups, we offer tailor-made solutions ready to grow.

  • Cloud expertise: we integrate on-premises infrastructures with Azure and AWS containerized platforms.

  • Pragmatic approach: we prioritize reliable and sustainable solutions, avoiding unnecessary complexity.

  • Security by design: we design networks with cybersecurity threats in mind from the very beginning.

examples of solutions

PRACTICAL CASES AND REAL APPLICATIONS

Unified IT/OT Network in the Plant

A manufacturing company with older machines and modern information systems may struggle to connect the OT world with IT. A unified and segmented network ensures security, performance, and centralized monitoring. This approach reduces the risk of cyberattacks and ensures reliable communication between PLCs, sensors, and corporate servers.

Virtualized Server Farm for High Availability

In industrial environments where processes cannot stop, it is essential to set up a virtualized server farm. The use of redundant clusters, shared storage, and backup systems ensures operational continuity even in the event of hardware failures. With this type of infrastructure, production departments can work without interruptions and with minimal recovery times.

Field Connectivity for PLCs and Sensors

Many factories have PLCs from different brands using various protocols. A properly designed field network, with industrial gateways translating protocols such as OPC UA, MQTT, or Modbus, allows data to be collected and standardized. This data then becomes available for management systems or MES applications, increasing visibility and control over the entire process.

Infrastructure for IoT and Edge Computing

A company aiming to collect and analyze production data can implement an IoT infrastructure with edge devices. Industrial gateways filter and process data locally, sending only relevant information to the cloud. This reduces network costs and provides real-time insights, essential for predictive maintenance and process optimization.

Secure Networking for Multiple Production Sites

A group with plants located in different areas needs secure and high-performance networks to connect its sites. Building a WAN with encrypted VPNs and redundant firewalls enables real-time sharing of data and applications. This allows central teams to monitor production, coordinate logistics, and manage cross-site activities without technological barriers.

Hybrid Factory–Azure Cloud Environment

Many companies want to keep part of their systems on-premise while leveraging the power of the cloud. With a hybrid infrastructure, data collected from machinery is sent in real time to Azure IoT Hub, stored in a Data Lake, and made available in Power BI. This approach allows maintaining local control while at the same time enabling advanced analytics and AI in the cloud.

Hybrid Factory–AWS Environment

In multinational contexts, the use of AWS IoT Core and AWS SiteWise may be preferred to centralize factory data. A hybrid infrastructure makes it possible to collect signals from local plants and transfer them to the cloud for global dashboards and predictive maintenance. This model ensures international scalability and easily integrates with other ERP solutions already in place within the company.

Data Center for Industrial Disaster Recovery

A company may choose to implement a dedicated backup data center capable of automatically taking over in the event of failures or cyberattacks. This ensures continuity of critical production systems while minimizing downtime. Disaster recovery can be implemented either on dedicated physical infrastructures or through hybrid cloud solutions that balance cost and resilience.

Proactive Infrastructure Monitoring and Maintenance

With complex infrastructures, it becomes essential to adopt monitoring systems that detect anomalies before they turn into problems. Centralized dashboards, real-time alerts, and automated ticketing enable IT/OT teams to take prompt action. This approach reduces unplanned downtime, improves network reliability, and increases operational security.
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