Oil and Gas Industries

RusselSmith is an organization qualified by the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission to deploy industrial nonmetallic AM solutions in the Nigerian oil and gas industry.

AM on expected growth trajectory to growing to $17B in 2032, report says.

AM technology is finally primed for production-grade parts while new software enables more seamless design-to-print workflows.

At the Oct. 26 Design & Simulation Summit, learn how to leverage digitization and standardization to improve requirements writing for new designs.

New printer enables oil company to 3D print large parts up to 600 mm in diameter by 550 mm in height and unlock volume production of metal parts.

ZEDEDA’s industry experience includes a combined solution for Connected Oilfield Systems to help streamline and reduce costs.

Company joints consortium focused on 3D printing quality standards for oil & gas sector.

The next-generation Sapphire machine will print up to 1 meter in height, a tall laser-powder additive manufacturing system.

Investment by Sumitomo Corporation of Americas to accelerate the growth plans of Sintavia in key end markets, companies report.

The oil and gas sector relies on high-performance computing to power the world.

Making the most of oil and gas energy resources with high performance computing.

The video explains how the company uses the Landmark Field Appliance, a Dell EMC Edge Gateway, to perform analytics at the edge based on sensor data being collected in oilfields.

HPC enables companies to get better at what they do best.

The Intel® solution brief “High-Performance Computing Speeds Discovery” explains how oil and gas exploration and production companies make use of HPC to perform advanced analysis, simulation and interactive high-fidelity visualization to identify oil and gas reserves, assess the economic viability...

The energy and transportation markets are leading the way in automation.