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↓ Read our new blog post to see what we are doing with AI! ↓

Swell-noise attenuation with artificial intelligence | DUG Technology Artificial intelligence (AI) is the science of making computers “think” like humans. Machine learning (ML), a subset of Al, uses data to train computers how to “think”. Deep learning (DL) uses multi-layered neural networks to interpret more intricate patterns in data. DL excels in analysing ...

↓ Check out our new blog to see how high-resolution model building with FWI is adding new value to vintage data! ↓

Multi-vintage, multi-survey model-building with FWI | DUG Technology A JV project between TGS and DUG, the “Peninsular Malaysia Mega Merge 3D” involves 39 different surveys (including 3 OBC surveys). With data vintages from 1989 to 2014 the combined area is over 17,000 square kilometres. FWI was used to build a detailed, high-resolution velocity model up to a max...

↓ Click the link below to learn how to keep your gathers wobble-free! ↓

Do your gathers hang low, do they wobble to and fro? | DUG Technology Some form of anisotropy is always expected. Anisotropy, or the variation of wave propagation as a function of direction, can be caused by a number of factors. These include grain alignment, stress and fracture sets. An understanding of anisotropy is not only necessary for imaging but also for insigh...

Are you at the 45th Annual Lorne Genome Conference in Mantra Lorne, Australia? Today’s your last chance to come see us at Booth 20!

Have a chat with ’s Marie Smyth to learn how you can turbocharge your genomics workflows with DUG HPC Cloud:

⬢ Powerful, bare-metal compute
⬢ Fast, affordable storage
⬢ All-access pass to HPC Experts

Contact [email protected] to schedule a meeting.

From auspicious red office decos to a lunch gathering featuring “Lou Sang” (Prosperity Toss Salad), in Kuala Lumpur is gearing up for a festive Lunar New Year!

From all of us at DUG we wish you a safe and happy Lunar New Year. May the Year of the Dragon bring you good fortune and success!

Our KL office will be closed on Monday, 12 February.

Our clients say it best!

Exciting news!

We are pleased to announce that our recent order of Intel® Xeon® CPU Max Series machines, each with 1 terabyte of RAM, has now been deployed.

In addition, we are investing in a large number of AMD EPYC™ Genoa machines, each with 1.5 terabytes of RAM, to support growth of the Services business line.

It is very exciting to see our HPC capabilities grow in response to the increasing demand for our services. The Intel machines are already benefiting our active MP-FWI projects. The AMD machines are needed to accelerate delivery of both current and imminent projects, and to support the unprecedented demand we continue to see moving forward.

These are exciting times indeed.

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From aviation to automotive to architecture, computer simulation enables engineers across diverse sectors to predict the real-world behaviour of their virtual designs, circumventing the need for costly, time-consuming, physical trials.

A well-supported high performance computing (HPC) system is a crucial enabler of current and future engineering simulations.

Backed by over 20 years of experience, we are at the forefront of HPC, providing innovative processing and storage solutions to leverage big data for engineering workflows.

Click the link below to learn how DUG HPC Cloud is delivering the power and support infrastructure needed to accelerate and scale engineering workflows.

Engineering tomorrow’s world with advanced HPC | DUG Technology Computer simulation, a cornerstone of the modern engineer’s toolkit, is key to delivering the products of tomorrow. This technology, widely adopted across diverse sectors from aviation to automotive to architecture, enables engineers to predict the real-world behaviour of their virtual designs, ci...

Bayes’ Theorem is used for all sorts of things—including machine learning and decision support.

Click the link below to read how we use a Bayesian classification framework to produce fluid and lithology probability volumes from 3D seismic data—and learn a little bit about the beauty of Bayes.

The beauty of Bayes | DUG Technology Inversion is a tricky business. It involves predicting the cause from observations of the effects. Inverse problems don’t have a unique solution so they need to be constrained via an “objective function” which basically says “let’s keep it simple” and match the observations. Inversion al...