Viridien, a complicated know-how and digital options firm, has introduced a collaboration with NVIDIA to, it says, remodel seismic imaging workflows by leveraging NVIDIA HPC platforms and Viridien’s experience in Subsurface Imaging applied sciences and HPC & Cloud Options.
The collaboration will concentrate on optimising Viridien’s seismic imaging algorithms on NVIDIA accelerated computing platforms, together with the mixing of superior strategies equivalent to tensor cores and mixed-precision computing. By working carefully collectively to leverage Viridien’s a long time of expertise in absolutely managed HPC options for seismic imaging with the ability of NVIDIA accelerated computing platforms, the collaboration goals to ship continued enhancements in system efficiency, imaging accuracy, and operational effectivity for vitality and geoscience shoppers worldwide, Viridien says.
John Josephakis, VP of HPC and Supercomputing, NVIDIA, stated: “By combining NVIDIA accelerated computing platforms and AI with Viridien’s experience in seismic imaging and HPC, collectively we’re enabling subsurface groups to ship sharper, extra dependable photos sooner and extra cost-effectively. Higher imaging reduces uncertainty, improves prospect screening and properly placement choices, and in the end lowers the price of exploration by slicing dry gap danger and minimizing the time and compute required to achieve decision-grade outcomes.”
Anil Vattalai, SVP, HPC & Cloud Options, Viridien, stated: “We’re delighted to work with NVIDIA to speed up the evolution of HPC for seismic imaging. Viridien is the business chief in subsurface imaging primarily based on our pioneering experience in industrial and customised end-to-end HPC and over fifteen years of expertise in optimizing complicated scientific workflows on GPU accelerators. This settlement underscores our dedication to constantly bettering our full HPC stack ({hardware}, software program, and algorithms) to ship superior HPC and cloud options that empower our shoppers to realize larger efficiency and higher-quality outcomes extra effectively.”
