Baker Hughes and Petronas Reach Agreement to Use Artificial Intelligence in Their Processes

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Published on 16/02/2021 at 13:08

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Artificial Intelligence Agreement Between PETRONAS and Baker Hughes Goes Live

Baker Hughes and C3 AI announced today a collaboration in artificial intelligence (AI) with PETRONAS, a global energy and solutions company from Malaysia, to apply Baker Hughes’ joint technology in the company’s strategic digital transformation programs.

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As the guardian of Malaysia’s national oil and gas resources, PETRONAS is executing a broad digital transformation program in energy operations to extract value from data.

The adoption of AI as part of its overall program for improving oil and gas productivity, asset integrity, and safety supports PETRONAS’ commitment to providing clean and efficient energy solutions by harnessing the power of technology.

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“This program continues the strong relationship between Baker Hughes and PETRONAS to drive productivity and efficiency for cleaner and safer energy,” said Uwem Ukpong, Executive Vice President of Regions, Alliances and Corporate Sales at Baker Hughes. “Artificial intelligence will play a critical role in digital transformation programs that connect current energy demand with the energy transition of tomorrow. We are excited to work with PETRONAS as it leads the digital transformation and unleashes the full power of corporate AI.”

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