Operating in 100+ countries with a global network of tech centers, covering everything from research and development to testing and manufacturing, we understand and solve our customers’ technical and geographical challenges.
70+
Global technology centers drive innovation each day250+
New technologies introduced across our portfolio over the past three years20k+
Active patents enabling safer, more efficient, and more sustainable operationsFrom drilling to machine learning
From geology to data
From product to user experience
From systems to platforms
From petroleum to software
From surface to downhole
Our tech centers are where we engineer, manufacture, and assemble pilot versions of new products, be they long-term projects or Rapid Response initiatives triggered by an immediate need. It’s also where we add novel layers of digitalization, electrification, and sensing advancements into our proven tech to boost customers’ success.
Meanwhile, our testing facilities—found from China all the way to Houston—empower us to not only push boundaries faster but to also ensure that our innovations properly handle the challenges customers face on (or in) the ground.
Innovation Factori brings together our world-class data and AI experts with other industry players (from customers to universities) to answer some of our industry’s biggest challenges with novel digital tech. Leveraging the building blocks of data science, open platforms, artificial intelligence, and more, these teams are dedicated to efficiently generating digital solutions for some of our industry’s biggest challenges.
AI optimized for the energy sector—a much-needed evolution achieved in partnership with NVIDIA.
It’s an initiative that focuses on building AI models for data-intensive subsurface exploration, production operations, and more. Or what our President of Digital & Integration likes to call “AI that is unapologetically optimized for energy researchers, scientists, and engineers.”
Thought leaders from around the world share their vision and experiences.
The oil and gas industry stands to gain a lot from AI, so long as it clearly understands the risks involved.
It’s never been more important to assess the emissions contributed by each step in your products’ life cycles.
Oil and gas doesn’t need generic AI. It needs precise intelligence built on our data and requirements.
Which intervention operations are better for simultaneously increasing production and decreasing emissions?