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ADIPEC 2026, Abu Dhabi
2 to 5 November, ADNEC. Explore Orbital on the KBR stand, booth 7254.
Press releases
The latest from Applied Computing.
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Applied Computing unveils the next generation of Orbital at ADIPEC, built on a world model for energy
Energy Institute
Energy Institute launches new industry programme to tackle barriers to AI adoption in energy
Seeq and Applied Computing
Seeq and Applied Computing partner to advance industrial AI for energy operations
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Applied Computing wins Excellence in Computational Intelligence award at Downstream India Excellence Awards 2026
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KBR launches inaugural Innovation Studio powered by Applied Computing in Bengaluru
Awards and recognition
Recognised by the industry.
2026 · Downstream India Excellence Awards
Excellence in Computational Intelligence
Presented at the Global Refining and Petrochemicals Congress,
New Delhi, June 2026.
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2025 · Frost & Sullivan Best Practices
Global Energy AI Transformational Innovation Leadership
Recognising the trust of our customers and partners.
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coverage
What the press has said.
Applied Computing wants to give oil and gas operators an AI model for the entire plant
AI Start-Up Applied Computing Taps Shell Veteran As President
AI Can Potentially Stem Refinery Closures In Europe, Says Startup Boss
How Can AI Be Scaled Effectively In Chemical Manufacturing Operations?
Energy Institute launches new industry programme to tackle barriers to AI adoption in energy
Seeq and Applied Computing partner on AI analytics for energy operations
Energy security to independence: India's $500 billion investment push
Applied Computing: physics-grounded AI for the industrial world
Applied Computing raises £14.8m to scale AI for energy operators
Applied Computing lands $20M to expand foundation AI for energy
Applied Computing raises $20m to build a foundation model for the refinery
Applied Computing selects Houston for first US office after $20M raise
How Applied Computing is transforming energy with AI, video interview
Applied Computing Opens Bangalore Office as India Becomes Ground Zero For Next-Gen Industrial AI
World foundation models are improving the energy industry
Shell's former AI boss named president of Applied Computing
AI Startup Driven By Imperial Alumni Closes £9M Seed Funding Round
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About Applied Computing.
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Short
Applied Computing builds AI for energy operations. Its product, Orbital, is built on a world model for energy that combines physics-grounded intelligence with models across chemical engineering, time-series forecasting and language.
Long
Applied Computing builds AI for energy operations. Its product, Orbital, is built on a world model for energy that combines physics-grounded intelligence with models across chemical engineering, time-series forecasting and language. Orbital gives operators intelligence they can trust in the most complex environments, from refineries and petrochemical facilities to LNG. Founded in London by Callum Adamson (CEO) and Dr Sam Tukra (Chief AI Officer), Applied Computing is already working with some of the world’s most complex industrial sites. In July 2026, the company raised a $20 million Series A led by KBR, with participation from Databricks Ventures.
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