Suncor Energy has teamed up with Microsoft to track data from its oilsands projects using AI. CALGARY – The Canadian energy firm also aims to use cloud computing, big data and machine learning as part of its Suncor 4.0 transformation in an attempt to streamline aspects of how the company runs, such as the back-end inventory management of its stores. In a blog post on Monday, Suncor said it is working closely with Microsoft’s Azure Cloud Platform team to help develop new applications for the company’s oil sands-focused platform. Suncor aims to use the technology to meet its goal of generating another $2bn in incremental cash flow by 2023.
Suncor Energy has teamed up with Microsoft to track data from its oilsands projects using AI. The Canadian energy firm also aims to use cloud computing, big data and machine learning as part of its Suncor 4.0 transformation in an attempt to streamline aspects of how the company runs, such as the back-end inventory management of its stores. In a blog post on Monday, Suncor said it is working closely with Microsoft’s Azure Cloud Platform team to help develop new applications for the company’s oil sands-focused platform. Suncor aims to use the technology to meet its goal of generating another $2bn in incremental cash flow by 2023.