Oilfield service giant Schlumberger has inked a deal to expand its offerings of artificial intelligence products and services.<\/p>\n
Oilfield service giant Schlumberger has inked a deal to expand its offerings of artificial intelligence products and services.<\/p>\n
Oilfield service giant Schlumberger has inked a deal to expand its offerings of artificial intelligence products and services.<\/p>\n
Oilfield service giant Schlumberger has inked a deal to expand its offerings of artificial intelligence products and services.<\/p>\n
Schlumberger inks deal to expand artificial intelligence in the oil field<\/p>\n
Oilfield service giant Schlumberger has inked a deal to expand the use of artificial intelligence technology in the oil patch.<\/p>\n
In a statement, Schlumberger announced it had entered into an agreement the New York software company Dataiku.<\/p>\n
Under the agreement, the two companies will work together to develop artificial intelligence products and services for Schlumberger's exploration and production customers.<\/p>\n
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With U.S. crude oil prices stuck in the mid-$50 per barrel range, many energy companies are adopting digital tools to increase efficiency and lower costs.<\/p>\n
The deal between Schlumberger and Dataiku comes less than a month after oilfield service company rival Baker Hughes entered into a similar deal withtech giant Microsoft and Silicon Valley artificial intelligence company C3.ai.<\/p>\n
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Headquartered in Paris with its principal offices in Houston, Schlumberger is the largest oilfield service company in the world with more than 100,000 employees in 85 nations.<\/p>\n
The company posted a $2.2 billion profit on $32.8 billion of revenue in 2018.<\/p>\n
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