​​Saudi Aramco to Attend Advanced Training to Control AI Opinions with Sensor Facts using Quicklime from AKCP

BARCELONA, Spain - EntSun -- The training curriculum is designed to equip Saudi Aramco's team with expertise in managing and optimizing their critical infrastructure through AKCP's Quicklime Software. Spanning ten days, the program goes from basic configuration to sophisticated "Digital Twin" modeling, including 3D data center mapping, rack visualization, power trains and deployment of AI agents to improve operations based on sensor data.

Key Training Highlights Include:

• Digital Twin Construction: Building complete 3D models of data center assets, from racks to power trains.
• AI-Driven Optimization: Two dedicated days focusing on Quicklime's AI capabilities, including sensorCFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) AI, Asset AI, Capacity AI, and Video AI integration.
• Security & Administration: Sessions on access control, LDAP synchronization, and user permissions to ensure secure operations.

"This training represents a step forward for Aramco in leveraging AI and Digital Twin technology for smarter data center management," said Nicholas Barrowclough, President at AKCP. "By covering everything from sensor thresholds to AI analysis, we are ensuring that Saudi Aramco can maximize the efficiency and reliability of their infrastructure."

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The event will conclude with attendance at the Open Compute Project (OCP) EMEA Summit where AKCP are presenting a paper titled "Combining sensors and AI in the data center". This concludes the training with the latest open-source hardware innovations and industry standards.