{
  "id": 11121426,
  "title": "AIQ broadens overseas reach with India energy deal",
  "url": "https://urgent.news/2026/10/01/aiq-broadens-overseas-reach-with-india-energy-deal",
  "topic": "business",
  "section": "Business",
  "published": "2026-10-01T05:50:20.000Z",
  "source": {
    "name": "Arabian Post",
    "slug": "arabian-post",
    "url": "https://thearabianpost.com/aiq-broadens-overseas-reach-with-india-energy-deal/"
  },
  "original_language": "en",
  "account": "UAE-based AIQ technology firm has expanded its operations into India's oil and gas sector through a new partnership. At a media briefing on Wednesday, CEO Dennis Jol announced the agreement without disclosing the specific customer or financial details. The contract marks AIQ's entry into one of Asia's largest energy markets as the company seeks to grow beyond the UAE.\n\nAIQ, a joint venture between Presight and ADNOC, develops AI and machine-learning systems tailored for the energy industry. Their systems aim to enhance operational performance, safety, and efficiency. With over 100 data scientists and developers, AIQ has deployed AI solutions in North America, Kazakhstan, Egypt, Colombia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Kuwait, and India. Their international strategy seeks to reduce reliance on ADNOC and demonstrate the adaptability of their technology for other markets.\n\nThe India deployment will focus on the unnamed conglomerate's refineries, fuel stations, and digital stores. However, no implementation schedule or revenue estimate was disclosed. AIQ's international expansion comes as energy producers increasingly adopt AI for tasks such as remote operations, predictive maintenance, seismic information analysis, and production decisions. The company has partnerships with Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon Web Services, SLB, and Baker Hughes, which provide access to cloud computing, advanced processors, and specialist energy-sector expertise.",
  "summary": "Arabian Post Staff -Dubai UAE-based technology company AIQ has signed an agreement to enter India’s oil and gas sector, extending its international expansion with a deployment covering an unnamed conglomerate’s refineries, fuel stations and digital stores. Chief Executive Officer Dennis Jol disclosed the agreement at a media briefing on Wednesday but declined to identify the customer or give…",
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}