Industrial Storage Solutions for Manufacturing & Automation
Rugged memory and security for PLCs, robotics, and industrial IoT systems
Manufacturing automation teams face escalating challenges
Development teams need storage that survives continuous operation, extreme temperatures, and relentless 24/7 write cycles without failure. System architects require consistent performance for edge computing and real-time control. Procurement managers demand long-term availability to avoid costly redesigns across 10–15-year equipment lifecycles.
Manufacturing data loss: A risk for production and profitability
When a PLC’s storage fails on the production floor, or a robotics controller loses configuration data, the consequences extend far beyond downtime. Production halts cascade through supply chains, disrupt delivery schedules, and trigger expensive emergency maintenance.
Trust in Swissbit storage for the lifetime of your industrial equipment
Swissbit delivers industrial-grade storage solutions engineered for harsh manufacturing environments, consistent performance under continuous load, and lifecycle support aligned with long-duration industrial equipment timelines.
Critical Requirements in Manufacturing Environments
Data Storage for Manufacturing & Automation Device Solutions
Your manufacturing automation systems deserve storage that matches their reliability requirements. From compact embedded modules to high-performance PCIe SSDs, Swissbit delivers industrial-grade memory solutions engineered for the conditions where standard storage fails. Ensure your production lines, robotics controllers, and edge computing systems operate without storage-related interruptions.
Swissbit helps customers run AI at the edge with PCIe-based storage solutions that deliver high read/write performance, ultra-low latency for fast data access and consistent quality of service, built-in data protection with encryption and key management, and higher storage density in compact edge systems.
Real World Applications for Manufacturing & Automation
Why Manufacturing & Automation Companies Choose Swissbit
Swissbit supports high-reliability automation and manufacturing equipment, including IPCs, HMIs, PLCs, and other industrial control systems.
Many Swissbit storage products are manufactured in Berlin, Germany. Our European production facility combines advanced packaging technology with rigorous quality control, ensuring supply chain transparency and consistent product quality.
Since 2001, Swissbit has specialized exclusively in industrial-grade storage and security solutions. We understand the unique requirements of manufacturing environments – extended temperature operation, high write endurance, long-term product availability, and supply chain stability.
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In my first blog post, I explain why CFast remains essential despite newer interfaces: SATA, mechanical robustness, and long-term availability meet rising demands for endurance, data integrity, and security. Swissbit’s F-75 and F-78 series answers these challenges with a modern architecture built for predictable, reliable operation.
Industrial automation and robotics have fundamentally changed production. While efficiency and productivity are increasing, the requirements for reliable and robust data storage are also growing. In my new article, I show the challenges that companies have to overcome - and how Swissbit offers the ideal support with innovative storage solutions.
In recent years, discussions about high-speed connections in computer technology have focused on the transition from PCIe 4.0 to PCIe 5.0, especially given the increasing prevalence of next-generation CPUs and motherboards. First, I examine the theory and practice surrounding the performance advantages. Then, I address thermal limitations and explain why 4-channel NAND is still preferred in industrial environments. Finally, I present my conclusions.