Microsoft, Chevron and Schlumberger have joined forces to boost the development of petrotechnical and digital products to extract and analyse data. They will co-operate to create DELFI cognitive E&P applications native to Microsoft’s Azure cloud service, initially for Chevron. The companies said they would aim to meet the latest security and performance standards, and their work would be compatible with the Open Subsurface Data Universe Data Platform. The three-phase collaboration will help companies gain insights from a range of data sources. “Microsoft is committed to supporting our customers in building innovative solutions that are secure and scalable, while leveraging open source technologies such as Apache Hadoop and Kubernetes,” said Bill Gates, chairman
Microsoft, Chevron and Schlumberger have joined forces to boost the development of petrotechnical and digital products to extract and analyse data. They will co-operate to create DELFI cognitive E&P applications native to Microsoft’s Azure cloud service, initially for Chevron. The companies said they would aim to meet the latest security and performance standards, and their work would be compatible with the Open Subsurface Data Universe Data Platform. The three-phase collaboration will help companies gain insights from a range of data sources. Schlumberger CEO Olivier Le Peuch said the collaboration was the first of its kind.