EPAM's pioneering approach to democratizing seismic data processing on AWS
summary
EPAM describes a working consortium with Shell, Occidental, Shearwater, SQ and AWS that moves seismic processing from siloed supercomputers to cloud HPC by delivering multi-vendor orchestration and containerized geophysical algorithms on AWS. The claim is a runnable proof of concept that supports compute-heavy seismic and emerging AI/ML workflows, targets MVP by year-end, measures cost and workflow efficiency, and aims to let smaller operators run ensemble scenarios for carbon capture and exploration without bespoke in‑house HPC.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and EPAM overview
- 2:14Consortium with Shell and Oxy
- 4:43Democratizing seismic data processing
- 7:14AWS role in energy industry
- 9:00Technology and collaboration details
- 10:27Industry evolution and cloud promise
- 12:14Timeline and MVP stage
- 13:37Early benefits and success metrics
- 15:03Future of digital in energy
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