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VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera·Monday, October 26, 2026 at 6:24 AM AST·1 min read

Schneider, NVIDIA and HPE introduce edge AI agents for process industries

Schneider Electric, NVIDIA and HPE announced a collaboration on Oct 21 introducing Industrial AI Agents at the Edge: OT-monitoring, cybersecurity and energy-optimization agents that run on HPE Private Cloud AI and are managed through Schneider's EcoStruxure Industrial Insights apps. The release gives no availability date; CMPC Chile is cited as a three-year user of Schneider's OTMS monitoring that the agents would build on.

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Schneider Electric, NVIDIA and HPE announced Industrial AI Agents at the Edge on Oct 21, with no availability date given. The first agents cover operational technology monitoring, cybersecurity and energy optimization.

Schneider Electric, NVIDIA and HPE announced a strategic collaboration on Oct. 21 and introduced Industrial AI Agents at the Edge, aimed at process and heavy industries. The release gives no availability date or pricing.

What was introduced
Three barriers limit industrial AI adoption at scale.

The first three agents focus on operational technology (OT) monitoring, cybersecurity and energy optimization. They run on HPE Private Cloud AI, co-engineered with NVIDIA, and customers manage them through Schneider's EcoStruxure Industrial Insights apps, which let them deploy, manage and govern multiple agents in one environment. NVIDIA's Sri Kodali said the work combines NVIDIA Nemotron open AI models and HPE Private Cloud AI with Schneider's expertise.

Schneider describes them as the industry's first Industrial AI Agents at the Edge. The agents recommend or initiate actions, and the companies say people stay in control of critical actions. Schneider points to data sovereignty, cybersecurity and AI consumption costs as the barriers the edge approach is meant to address.
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Edge deployment addresses data control, security, and cost.

The release cites CMPC Chile as a user of Schneider's existing OT Monitoring System (OTMS), which it has used in production for three years. Schneider says that deployment provides a foundation for the future introduction of the agents. CMPC is not described as using the new agents.
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