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Cloud-Native Factories 2026.
The report 'Cloud-Native Factories 2026' explores the transformation of industrial automation towards cloud-native, software-defined systems by 2026. It discusses the evolution from hardware-centric to software-led factories, focusing on technologies such as IIoT, AI, and digital twins. The document provides insights into enabling technologies, architectural frameworks, operational impacts, and strategic imperatives for cloud-based manufacturing. It also examines case studies, workforce changes, and future market trajectories to guide stakeholders in navigating this complex transition.
AI in ManufacturingCloud-Native FactoriesDigital TwinsIIoTIndustrial AutomationTech Leaders
Rishov Mondal, Ghost Research
2026-01-02
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Rishov Mondal
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Perspective.
PurposeTo analyze the shift towards cloud-native and software-defined automation in factories by 2026.
AudienceManufacturing industry leaders, technology providers, and business strategists.
Report LengthComprehensive
Focus Areas.
Industries JobsManufacturing and industrial automation.
Geographic AreasGlobal, with specific examples from the US, UK, and Asia-Pacific regions.
Special EmphasisEmphasis on AI adoption, sustainability, and supply-chain resilience.
Report Layout.
Introduction & Context
- Industrial automation landscape as of late 2025
- Updated definition of 'cloud-native factory'
- Thesis on software-centric transformation
- Key market drivers and strategic imperatives
Evolution from Hardware-Centric to Software-Defined Factories

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Insights.
Software-led automation increases flexibility and resilience.Industry 4.0 technologies like IIoT and AI are central to future factories.Digital twins and edge computing are key components of modern factories.Cybersecurity and ethical AI are increasingly important in digital transformation.AI adoption leads to significant productivity and sustainability gains.Key Questions Answered.