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2025: Creation
On August 6, 2025, the Softline group of companies announced the creation of the Softline Technologies technological cluster (SF TECH). The new structure will combine the company's existing assets in the field of high-tech solutions for industrial enterprises.
According to the press service of Softline, the cluster will specialize in the development and implementation of complex solutions for the digital transformation of the industry. It included three key companies of the group: VPG LaserONE (laser technologies), Borlas Security Systems (industrial cybersecurity) and Inferit (secure computing systems).
The management of the cluster is entrusted to Roman Kuvshinov, who joined the board of directors of Softline in June 2025. Pitcher has 25 years of experience managing technology companies and industrial assets.
Softline CEO Vladimir Lavrov said that the creation of the cluster is due to the growing demand for domestic technological solutions. According to him, SF TECH will develop products at the junction of industrial and information technologies, including:
- Robotics and intelligent automation.
- Additive manufacturing.
- Internet of Industrial Things (IIoT).
- Application of artificial intelligence in manufacturing.
- Telecommunications solutions for industry.
Special attention will be paid to integrated photonics and the creation of centers of additive technologies. Softline considers these areas as the most promising for a technological breakthrough in the industrial sector.
VPG LaserONE, which became part of the cluster, is the only serial manufacturer of industrial fiber lasers in Russia. Borlas Security Systems specializes in system integration and protection of industrial information systems, and Inferit develops secure computing platforms for critical applications.
Softline plans to expand the cluster's technological competencies through internal developments and strategic partnerships. The main focus will be on solutions that contribute to improving the efficiency of production processes and the operational margin of industrial enterprises.
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