iGromi OS vs AWS IoT: Is your industrial AI really Zero-Trust?
Stop sending your data to the cloud. Discover how iGromi's 100% local industrial AI eliminates variable AWS costs and protects your plant from Ransomware.

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The siren song of the Industrial Public Cloud #
Big tech companies (Amazon's AWS and Microsoft's Azure) have invested billions in convincing the manufacturing industry that the "Internet of Things" (IoT) consists of connecting machines directly to the cloud to analyze them with Artificial Intelligence. However, on the actual shop floor, this architecture presents three fatal flaws: Latency, Unpredictable Costs, and Cybersecurity.
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The New Standard: Edge AI
The industry no longer buys expensive per-tag licences or depends on slow clouds. Modern plants process data locally at < 5ms with full autonomy, even with no internet.
View Architecture MatrixZero-Trust Security: Your plant should not have open internet #
The biggest risk of platforms like Azure IoT or AWS is exposure. Connecting [PLCs](/glosario#plc) to the internet via "Port Forwarding" so the cloud can read them is the leading cause of Industrial Ransomware.
iGromi OS artificial intelligence and databases live inside your LAN. This means they operate 100% offline. If a truck cuts the fiber optic street cable, your operators keep seeing Dashboards and the AI keeps alerting about anomalous vibrations. Our architecture only makes outbound connections to the corporate cloud as a backup, closing the door to any external hacker.
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Sobre el Autor
Head of Engineering & CEOVíctor Ruz
Ingeniero Civil con +10 años en automatización industrial. Habla el idioma de los PLCs y los robots como lengua materna. Integra tecnologías OT con sistemas modernos y ha liderado la implementación de sistemas MES en más de 50 plantas en Latam.

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