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Integration brings Corva AI functionalities to Nabors’ RigCLOUD edge computing platform

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By Stephen Whitfield Verified
| Drilling Contractor Verified
In April, Nabors and Corva announced an expansion of their strategic alliance with the integration of Nabors’ RigCLOUD edge computing platform and Corva AI. The combined system adds predictive analytic capabilities. By connecting RigCLOUD with Corva’s App Store and Developer Center, the system can remotely push optimized Auto Driller setpoints to the rig site, directly to the hands of drilling crews on-site, even when satellite bandwidth is constrained.
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Mackenzie: Join IADC as it steps up advocacy on behalf of our industry

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By Stephen Whitfield Verified
| Drilling Contractor Verified
In his keynote address at the IADC World Drilling in Estoril, Portugal, Roddie Mackenzie emphasized several of the themes he’s touting as IADC Chairman this year. In particular, he spoke about the importance for our industry to better communicate the “extraordinary things” we do for modern society and the role we will play in the transition to “a greener, more sustainable world.” The work of spreading that message, he said, cannot come from outsiders. Rather, it must come from the people within.
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Shift away from legacy contracting models may be needed in high-intensity drilling environment

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By Stephen Whitfield Verified
| Drilling Contractor Verified
New technologies are helping drillers deliver unprecedented speed and predictability at the rig site – but at an increasing cost. This increase in high-intensity operations has a big resulting impact on equipment and crews and, therefore, profitability. More and more, drilling contractors are rethinking their reliance legacy contracting models.
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