PETRONAS Carigali Unveils Pioneering AI Venture - TriCipta AI with Beicip-Franlab & AFED Digital to Deliver Breakthrough Performance Across Upstream Value Chain
The partnership will initially focus on delivering high-impact and tangible AI solutions to directly address key challenges in exploration, development, and production. Built on a long-term vision of collaborative success, the strategic partnership reflects PETRONAS' drive towards operational excellence and future readiness across its value chain.
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