CPLANE helps producers, midstream operators, and the system integrators who serve them replace a patchwork of proprietary PLCs and DCS nodes with an open, O-PAS-based control layer. Cybersecurity is designed in. Field I/O stays. The plant keeps running.
Compute refreshes on a 5 to 7 year cycle. Field I/O lasts 12 to 15 years. Refresh the controller without ripping what still works.
Fusion 500 is in production control at ExxonMobil, running a chemical terminal. Closed-loop AI control runs on the Fusion 500 at a Texas A&M small modular reactor test facility.
Talk with an ExpertWe engage before the next turnaround locks the controls spec.
Site list, controller inventory, protocol mix, where remote access lives, and total cost over the asset life.
Live control starts on one isolatable unit. The rest of the site stays on the installed stack until that island proves itself.
CPLANE does not go around the SI who already knows the plant. The integrator, the EPC, and operations stay in the loop.
Before a wider rollout, your engineering team validates the platform on the Fusion 500, in your environment, against your requirements.
Open control from the tank battery to the terminal, with the site still running.
Tank batteries, gathering, refining, and fleet monitoring run as applications on one open platform. Field wiring stays. One security perimeter. One patch cycle.
Proprietary PLC and DCS islands mean every security patch needs its own window. That vendor also sets the outage, the spare-parts price, and the leverage on the next bid.
Tank-battery, station, and unit control runs on one shared platform. No single hardware brand gates the next refresh. Swap compute vendors and keep the applications.
Redundancy runs in software. The same mechanism that keeps control through a node failure lets you patch without a maintenance window.
TSA pipeline directives and CISA advisories point at the same surface: internet-facing OT controllers. Zone the facility. Patch live. A February 2026 U.S. Army red team found no vulnerabilities that allowed unauthorized access to control.
Fusion 500 is in production control at ExxonMobil, running a chemical terminal. Closed-loop AI control runs at a Texas A&M small modular reactor test facility, a higher hazard class than a typical upstream or downstream unit.
The time to decide is before the controls spec is locked.
Start with one isolatable unit.
