GeoComputing Group, a leading provider of high-performance petro-technical solutions for the energy sector, today announced AViR, an LLM solution designed specifically for oil and gas workflows that brings AI closer to the knowledge that technical teams use every day. The new solution combines privacy, data sovereignty and economics of enterprise adoption into a single data management and AI platform for geoscience applications.
AViR expands upon GeoComputing’s RiVA cloud platform by delivering the computing performance needed while helping technical teams put their knowledge to work, all within a private setting that allows them to retain control over their environment. RiVA provides the foundation for demanding petroleum workflows by bringing high-performance computing close to the data it depends on while AViR extends that environment via locally hosted language models designed for private, in-country operation.
AViR delivers key advantages to operators in the energy sector by:
- Enhancing knowledge retrieval – securely extract insights from seismic data, well logs, engineering reports, geological studies and other technical documents while preserving existing user access controls and data governance
- Bringing AI closer to critical E&P workloads – run AI models locally alongside primary data and high-performance computing environments to minimize data movement, reduce latency to give geoscientists, engineers and technical teams dedicated AI resources when they need them
- Gaining predictable AI economics at scale – run AI inference on owned infrastructure rather than paying metered fees to third-party AI services, providing greater cost predictability as AI adoption expands across exploration, production and technical workflows.
“Lost in the AI discourse is often the premise that where intelligence runs matters just as much as what it can do,” said John Creevan, CEO of GeoComputing. “Energy organizations need to retain control over their most valuable data while leveraging AI tools or the entire process is for naught. Alongside AI-enacted data management, AViR brings the next chapter of private AI to the RiVA platform. With AViR, for the first time ever, E&P teams can leverage improved intelligence, reduced complexity and predictable costs as part of AI adoption without sacrificing control, governance and accessibility.”
Purpose-built to meet the demanding requirements of geoscience workflows, RiVA overcomes key industry challenges that include poor system performance, complex environments, massive data volumes, dispersed teams, limited technical support and high deployment costs. With its high-throughput architecture and streamlined deployment, RiVA dramatically accelerates processing times, enabling tasks that once took days to be completed in a matter of hours. In addition to supporting day-to-day production workflows, the RiVA platform offers a fully integrated disaster recovery solution to ensure business continuity and data resilience across its operations.
To learn more about GeoComputing’s ability to deliver intelligent geoscience data, interested parties can visit https://www.geocomputing.com/.
About GeoComputing
GeoComputing Group, founded in 2004, is an IT consultancy for oil, gas, energy, and other geoscience companies. Its services include bespoke solution design and architecture, project management, infrastructure services, application support, and data management. In addition, it offers RiVA, the most powerful platform in the E&P industry, combining core components from leading vendors into a single, highly efficient and highly performant computing environment customized for petro-technical workflows. GeoComputing’s follow-the-sun support provides subject-matter experts in infrastructure, data, geoscience applications and workflows 24/7/365. For product information, visit https://www.geocomputing.com/products.html and follow the company at https://www.linkedin.com/company/geocomputing-group-llc.
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