Juan Pérez-Bedmar

One of the key goals of the Barbara platform is to support data scientists and AI engineers in deploying their algorithms with minimal friction. In line with this, our latest release, version 2.8.0, introduces several new features, including support for additional development frameworks like ONNX and Pytorch, as well as GPU support, among others. However, these are just a few of the enhancements in the 2.8.0 release. Let’s take a closer look at all the updates.

This is the second article in our series examining the challenges of Digital Transformation in industrial companies as they advance toward full IT-OT convergence. In this edition, we turn our attention to "Data Journey".

This is the first article of a new series we will be producing to cover the complexities of this journey towards the full IT-OT convergence in industrial companies.

For industrial companies adopting AI, a clear understanding of the MLOps workflow is essential to pinpoint the requirements and tools necessary for successfully bringing use cases into production. In this post, we explore how Barbara seamlessly integrates into the key stages of the workflow that involve the edge.

In an era where sustainable and efficient energy solutions are more critical than ever, Barbara's recent partnership with other 33 companies in the ODEON project will contribute to the journey towards a greener, smarter energy future.

Our mission has always been to empower industrial companies to harness the full potential of edge computing. That's why we are proud to unveil Barbara Marketplace, an extraordinary repository of edge applications that will revolutionize the way you do business.

By controlling data closer to its source and therefore deciding which data needs to be sent to the cloud, the cybersecurity risks of theft or improper access to information are much lower with Edge Computing.

Moving towards a decentralized, intelligent and cybersecure Smart Grid involves a series of challenges that we explain in our new site

Docker brings enormous flexibility to application development teams: it gives them the freedom to develop in the programming language of their choice and deploy them easily without worrying about the final hardware on which they will run. It also simplifies the maintenance and version control of the applications themselves, which is very useful for homogeneous deployments in distributed environments.

The IoT device is by far the most vulnerable element in the entire security chain. And the main reason is the lack of firmware updates.

Barbara IoT publishes the first Industrial Edge Computing Barometer, a report to help understand the degree of development of this technology in Spain.

New technologies are changing maintenance techniques. In just five years, predictive maintenance has gone from an uncertain use case to a fast-growing application with a clear return on investment.