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Réalta Technologies Joins TDengine Partner Network as a Value-Added Reseller

Réalta Technologies, an Ireland-based global automation and digital systems integrator, has joined the TDengine Reseller Program as a value-added reseller (VAR). The partnership expands TDengine’s worldwide ecosystem and strengthens its ability to deliver high-performance time-series and industrial data solutions to manufacturing and life sciences customers.

What Is Databricks? A Modern Data Platform for Modern Businesses

Databricks is a powerful data analytics platform that unifies data engineering, machine learning, and business intelligence at scale. In this blog, we explore what Databricks is, its core features and benefits, and how Réalta Technologies uses it to deliver value across life sciences and manufacturing.

What Is a Unified Namespace (UNS)? A Guide for Life Sciences and Manufacturing

A Unified Namespace (UNS) is transforming how life sciences and manufacturing companies manage and access real-time data. In this blog, we explore what a UNS is, how it works, and why it’s becoming essential for streamlining operations, ensuring compliance, and supporting digital transformation. Discover the key technologies involved, including MQTT, AVEVA PI, Ignition, and more, and learn how Réalta Technologies helps clients implement scalable, future-ready data architectures.

Behind the Scenes: Réalta Technologies x Munster Rugby

As proud Official Data Solutions Partners to Munster Rugby, we recently had the opportunity to spend a morning at the Munster Rugby High Performance Centre for a joint photoshoot. It was a great chance to capture some of the people and moments that represent this partnership — from the players and coaching staff to members of the Réalta Technologies team.

Understanding the Role of Different Data Historians in the Life Sciences Industry

Data historians are essential to life sciences manufacturing, supporting regulatory compliance, process optimisation, and data integrity. In this article, we break down the most commonly used historian platforms — including AVEVA PI, Ignition, DeltaV, Canary, and GE Proficy — and explain how they’re used to manage and analyse critical time-series data in regulated environments.