欧姆龙拟以 6.75 亿美元收购工业 PC 厂商 OnLogic
10/13/2026 — 10/13, 13:16·2 sources (all)·2 reports (all)
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- Japanese manufacturer Omron has announced it will acquire US industrial PC maker OnLogic and its parent company Interlogic for $675 million,…
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On October 13, 2026, Japanese manufacturer Omron announced its plan to acquire US industrial PC firm OnLogic and its parent company, Interlogic, for $675 million. According to the company, the strategic acquisition is aimed at boosting its physical AI efforts by integrating its industrial automation capabilities with advanced edge computing hardware.
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Latest turnJapanese automation maker Omron has announced a $675 million acquisition of US industrial computer firm OnLogic to accelerate its physical AI strategy and integrate AI with industrial automation.
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Japanese automation maker Omron has announced a $675 million acquisition of US industrial computer firm OnLogic to accelerate its physical AI strategy and integrate AI with industrial automation.
cnBetaAI score 61Japanese manufacturer Omron has agreed to acquire US industrial PC firm OnLogic and its parent company, Interlogic, for $675 million, according to Reuters. The acquisition is intended to bolster Omron's physical AI capabilities by combining industrial automation with edge computing infrastructure.
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