We have built Linux kernel images for utilization on cloud infrastructure with all the required software and libraries to support our proprietary and third-party applications for seismic processing and advanced imaging. Data integrity is maintained by redundancy across datacenters within the same region. Cloud providers maintain the highest levels of infrastructure and data security, implementing the latest in technology and methodologies. AWS, Azure and Google currently have locations in numerous countries worldwide. This allows our client to choose where their seismic data resides while being processed by Absolute in Canada, or in any of the global regions where the Cloud provider has a datacenter. A seamless extension of our in-house hardware is achieved via our relationships and experience with providers of Cloud computing resources.īy accessing the Cloud, we can utilize state-of-the-art infrastructure that includes the latest CPU & GPU, Cluster, and SSD technology, allowing virtually unlimited resources on a project by project or even application (such as PSTM or PSDM) basis. We proactively protect our systems and databases and follow our Company Data Protection and Cyber Security Policies to ensure the security and redundancy of all data that is entrusted to us.Īn important element of our system design allows for secure remote access as an added convenience for our customers. Using innovative technology, these are networked together to provide users with a unified data space for efficient handling of large projects. The computer systems are complemented by high-capacity, high-throughput disk farms. Our systems are aimed at optimizing turn-around for computationally and data demanding applications. This design supports future industry standards and demands. Our Linux-based processing centres in Calgary, Canada and Noida, India are configured with an architecture of HPC Clusters and easily expandable hardware. We are continually improving the capacity of our hardware systems to meet the needs of our clients.
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