No. HighByte is a privately held company based in Portland, Maine. It announced a $12 million Series A round led by Standard Investments on April 23, 2024, and HighByte's 2026 press materials describe it as one of America's fastest-growing private companies.
HighByte is a software company in Portland, Maine. It says it develops Industrial DataOps software that helps manufacturers prepare operations data for artificial intelligence.
Its main product, Intelligence Hub, handles data modeling, transformation and delivery between factory systems and enterprise systems. HighByte says it works at the edge and needs no code, and it is built around connections, models and pipelines.
In November 2025 HighByte added MCP Server Tools for connections such as MQTT and OPC UA, plus a client connection for third-party MCP servers. HighByte says this lets users build data pipelines in Intelligence Hub with natural language.
Products
Intelligence Hub
Industrial DataOps software that models, transforms and delivers operations data across enterprise systems through a no-code interface, according to HighByte.
MCP Services
Tools in Intelligence Hub that let AI agents access factory data through the Model Context Protocol and let users build data pipelines with natural language, per HighByte's November 2025 release.
i3X Server
A component of Intelligence Hub that exposes modeled industrial data through the i3X open specification, a vendor-agnostic API for browsing, reading, writing and subscribing to data.
Valuations marked "press report" come from the named outlet, not from HighByte.
Where HighByte is deployed
Plains: Plains deployed HighByte Intelligence Hub as a central integration layer for Electronic Flow Measurement meter data, from AVEVA PI System to Azure Event Hubs. production · Vendor-reported · Feb 2026
ConocoPhillips: ConocoPhillips uses HighByte Intelligence Hub to standardize OT data from SCADA and several historians across business units and deliver it to Snowflake in a common data model. production · Vendor-reported · Nov 2025
National Grid: National Grid replaced legacy batch ETL with a streaming pipeline built on HighByte Intelligence Hub and Snowflake to deliver grid asset data for forecasting and operations. production · Vendor-reported · Oct 9, 2025
Vivix, Brazil: Glass maker Vivix built an industrial data foundation with HighByte Intelligence Hub and AWS for maintenance operations across its plants in Brazil, and is adding generative and traditional AI. production · Vendor-reported · Apr 3, 2025
Gousto: Meal-kit maker Gousto uses HighByte Intelligence Hub to model data from its factory PLCs at the edge and publish it to AWS, with a unified namespace on AWS IoT Core. production · Vendor-reported · Mar 2025
Siemens Gamesa: Siemens Gamesa uses HighByte Intelligence Hub to model plant data into a local unified namespace, used by engineers to monitor the blade casting mold control system. production · Vendor-reported · Jul 2024
Catalent: Catalent uses HighByte Intelligence Hub in its process development labs to model bioreactor and at-line equipment data and publish it to a HiveMQ broker for analytics and remote monitoring. production · Vendor-reported · Jul 2024
FedEx: FedEx used HighByte Intelligence Hub to contextualize and standardize operational data from PLC systems, deploying data models across 41 sites in six months to support robotics and site automation. production · Vendor-reported · Not dated
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