AIQ and Weatherford have signed a strategic collaboration agreement to integrate AIQ’s artificial intelligence systems with Weatherford’s digital oilfield technologies, the companies said on Tuesday.
The partnership aims to enhance efficiency in global energy operations. It will bring together AIQ’s AI platforms with Weatherford’s Modern Edge suite, Unified Data Model and WFRD Software Launchpad. The integration is designed to modernise workflows, reduce downtime and cut operational costs across energy facilities worldwide.
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“This partnership marks another step in AIQ’s mission to build partnerships that accelerate the deployment of impactful AI systems across the energy value chain,” acting managing director Magzhan Kenesbai said.
“By integrating our advanced AI-driven tools with Weatherford’s energy-specific technology, we are delivering greater efficiencies to the industry through the development of scalable, automated applications. Together, we are set to empower operators to optimize their workflows, reduce downtime, and achieve unparalleled operational excellence.”
Key features of the collaboration include the deployment of Weatherford’s Modern Edge to scale autonomous production, the harmonisation of data through a unified model integrating operational and financial insights, and streamlined software access via the WFRD Software Launchpad platform.
“We are excited to partner with AIQ to bring innovative, AI-driven solutions to the energy industry,” Weatherford president and CEO Girish Saligram said. “This strategic partnership allows us to deliver cutting-edge technologies that empower our customers to maximize their operational efficiency, enhance automation, and reduce costs. By combining our strengths, we are leading the way in helping operators modernize their workflows and achieve greater success in today’s rapidly evolving energy landscape.”
AIQ is an Abu Dhabi-based artificial intelligence leader focused on transforming the energy sector through scalable and impactful AI solutions. Formed as a joint venture between ADNOC and G42, AIQ develops cutting-edge digital products aimed at optimising performance, reducing emissions, and enabling data-driven decision-making across the energy value chain.
Source: theenergyyear.com