ClearBlade, with its comprehensive IoT Edge Analytics solution, has received strong ratings across technology excellence and customer impact.
ClearBlade, a pioneer in Edge AI, IoT, and connected Digital Twins software, announced it has been recognized as a leader in the SPARK Matrix™: IoT Edge Analytics Platforms, 2025.
“Being named a Leader in the SPARK Matrix™ for IoT Edge Analytics validates ClearBlade’s vision and execution,” said Eric Simone, CEO of ClearBlade. “Our edge platform delivers real-time intelligence from cloud to edge, and this recognition reflects the trust customers place in us to power critical operations with scalable, practical AI.”
The QKS Group SPARK Matrix™ includes a detailed analysis of the global market dynamics, major trends, vendor landscape, and competitive positioning. The study also provides a competitive analysis and ranking of the IoT Edge Analytics Platform providers in the form of the SPARK Matrix™. The study also provides strategic information for users to evaluate different vendor capabilities, competitive differentiation, and market positions.
Vyshak K, Principal Analyst at QKS Group, states, “ClearBlade stands out with its purpose-built edge-native platform that unifies edge orchestration, analytics, and integration into a low-code environment. By combining real-time data processing, offline resilience, and secure device management, ClearBlade enables enterprises to deploy and scale industrial IoT solutions quickly without heavy custom development. With its follow-the-sun support model, strong interoperability across industrial protocols, and seamless edge-to-cloud synchronization, ClearBlade delivers a pragmatic, production-ready foundation for organizations seeking to operationalize analytics across edge environments.”
With ClearBlade, organizations can launch faster, scale with confidence, and focus on business outcomes rather than infrastructure challenges, all while retaining their existing investments in IoT and AI.
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