Innovating oil & gas through AI & IoT

September 2, 2018

Oil & gas is critical to humanity. Now and in the foreseeable future. Oil & gas is a 2 trillion dollar industry, which provides 1/3 of humanity’s primary energy supply1. Not only is it critical now, but there are no viable replacements in our lifetime.2 Archaic oil quality optimization costs the industry billions annually. From AI to blockchain, technology is changing our world at an unprecedented rate. Yet, Oil & Gas innovation is stifled by complex environments, legacy systems, and archaic processes. Only 13% of today’s oil & gas organizations feel they have mature analytics capabilities.

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Lantronix

For more than 25 years, Lantronix has been a leading global networking company. Today, our specialized networking expertise is being put to work to enable the more than 50 billion devices, machines and people being connected to, and participating in the industrial (commercial) Internet of Things (“IoT”). Device and (big) data management, mobility, and secure enterprise-level security and networking are key pillars in the reality of IoT. And addressing these fundamental pillars is exactly what we do. Our products, solutions, and services enable connectivity (wired, Wi-Fi and cellular) and the management of “things” – machines, devices, sensors, computers, and more. Any and every “thing” in the Internet of Things. Customer can embed our products in the things themselves, attach them to the things, or deploy them in data centers to manage the things.

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