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ADNOC sets new AI-powered drilling benchmark with 6,428 feet drilled in 24 hours - Gulf News

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ADNOC has achieved a new AI-powered drilling benchmark, successfully drilling 6,428 feet in a 24-hour period. This accomplishment demonstrates the effective application of artificial intelligence in optimizing complex industrial operations. The company is leveraging AI technologies to enhance efficiency and performance in its energy exploration and production activities. Why it matters: This benchmark highlights the growing adoption and impact of AI in the Middle East's critical energy sector, driving operational excellence and potentially setting new industry standards.

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ADNOC · AI · drilling · energy sector · operational efficiency

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