TotalEnergies partners with Mistral AI for oil and gas exploration
The French oil group announced a three-year partnership with the artificial intelligence startup, representing an investment of over 100 million euros.

TotalEnergies announced on Tuesday, September 15, the signing of a three-year partnership with French artificial intelligence company Mistral. According to a statement from the oil giant, this alliance represents an investment of over 100 million euros.
According to the statement cited by RFI, the goal of this collaboration is to "support the exploration, characterization and development of oil and gas reserves." TotalEnergies intends to leverage the artificial intelligence technologies developed by Mistral to strengthen its activities in hydrocarbon exploration.
This partnership illustrates the growing interest of major energy companies in artificial intelligence, which could optimize the analysis of complex geological data used in the search for new oil and gas fields.
According to available information, neither TotalEnergies nor Mistral has provided further details on the precise terms of this technological collaboration at this stage.
Sources
- TotalEnergies mise sur l'IA de Mistral pour «développer l’exploration de pétrole et de gaz» — RFI — Français
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