Enerclic, a leader in energy monitoring and control, needed a scalable and secure edge solution to manage its growing fleet of remote devices efficiently. The goal was to improve deployment processes, strengthen cybersecurity, and grant clients greater autonomy in managing remote assets. Discover how they managed to streamline operations and meet the highest industrial cybersecurity standards.

LLaMA (Large Language Model Meta AI) is a family of efficient, open-source language models developed by Meta. Engineered for lightweight performance, LLaMA delivers powerful natural language processing capabilities while optimizing for scalability and efficiency. In this article, we explore how easily LLaMA can be deployed at the Edge with Barbara.

In the world of Industry 4.0 and distributed infrastructures, real-time data processing is key to efficient decision-making. Splunk, a leading analytics platform, now integrates with Barbara's edge orchestration platform, enabling deployment on edge nodes and combining its capabilities with artificial intelligence (AI) models to maximize its potential.

Developing a data-centric strategy takes companies on a journey from data collection to the creation of advanced AI models. This article explores the stages of an industrial organization's data journey, the challenges they face, and how Barbara’s solutions meet their needs at every step of their digital journey.

In edge computing, system reliability is crucial. Barbara's Alert Manager ensures proactive monitoring and alerts to address issues before they escalate. Fully integrated into the Barbara Ecosystem, the Alert Manager enhances your operational efficiency and minimizes downtime.‍ Discover more in the following article.

The MING stack empowers edge computing by combining efficient data handling, automation, and visualization, enabling organizations to unlock the full potential of IoT and real-time applications in distributed environments. In this article we explore how the MING Stack works at the Edge and can be easily deployed using Barbara.