US EditionBig Tech Joins Big Oil at ADIPEC 2025 as Microsoft’s $1.5 Billion AI Push Reshapes UAE’s Energy Future
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The Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Conference continued its leading role globally in accelerating progress, enhancing value and finding innovative solutions, with artificial intelligence and energy interconnecting and integrating into a more sustainable future for the world energy sector. Over the past three editions, Addebec has succeeded in achieving trade deals and economic returns for the energy sector of more than $27 billion - DH99.2 bi…
Big Tech Joins Big Oil at ADIPEC 2025 as Microsoft’s $1.5 Billion AI Push Reshapes UAE’s Energy Future
Big Tech will share the stage with Big Oil at this year’s Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (Adipec) as artificial intelligence continues to grow within the energy industry. Senior executives from legacy oil companies such as BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil and TotalEnergies as well as state oil businesses as Adnoc will continue to lead the event, which will include Microsoft’s president Brad Smith on the opening day. Microsoft…
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