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FactoryTalk Optix Runtime for Linux enables manufacturers to deploy modern HMI, visualization, and edge applications on Linux-based industrial systems
FactoryTalk Optix Runtime in Azure enables manufacturers to run FactoryTalk Optix applications in Azure while maintaining integration with industrial edge systems, machines, lines, and plant operations. The offer extends FactoryTalk Optix beyond local deployment, supporting cloud-hosted visualization, industrial data access, and OT/IT application patterns that connect production environments with enterprise cloud services.
This offer is built for manufacturers, plant engineering teams, operations leaders, system integrators, and IT/OT architecture teams that need to connect industrial operations with scalable cloud-based services. It is especially relevant for organizations modernizing HMI, visualization, IIoT, edge computing, and industrial data workflows across multiple sites.
FactoryTalk Optix Runtime in Azure addresses a common manufacturing challenge: operational data, visualization, and application logic are often constrained by local infrastructure, making it difficult to scale access, integrate with enterprise systems, or connect plant-floor context with cloud-based analytics, applications, and services. By running the runtime in Azure while remaining connected to the manufacturing edge, customers can bridge OT and IT, support centralized access to industrial applications, and create a stronger foundation for cloud-enabled manufacturing operations.
Use FactoryTalk Optix Runtime in Azure to run FactoryTalk Optix applications in Azure while integrating with industrial edge environments, bridge OT systems and IT/cloud services through a cloud-hosted industrial runtime, visualize production operations and contextualized industrial data from cloud-connected applications, support scalable deployment patterns across plants, lines, and enterprise teams, and connect manufacturing edge data with broader Azure services, enterprise applications, and digital workflows.