Siemens Gamesa will become the first industrial company in Denmark to use Denmark's AI supercomputer Gefion through a new collaboration with the Danish Centre for AI Innovation (DCAI). The agreement aims to strengthen the green transition by using artificial intelligence to develop and streamline wind energy solutions.
According to Siemens Gamesa, the use of Gefion will not only streamline development work, but also contribute to exploiting the full potential of wind power.
The European wind industry has been, and continues to be, a driving force for technological innovation, and Siemens Gamesa is proud to be among the companies that have helped create the sector. The use of Denmark's AI supercomputer Gefion will strengthen our research and development work and make it possible to further exploit the potential of wind power. Society will benefit greatly from this, says Vinod Philip, Executive Vice President for Wind Power at Siemens Energy.
Siemens Gamesa will use Gefion in three main areas:
- Analysis and optimization of wind farms – AI will enable the analysis of entire wind farms in minutes instead of days. This will result in faster simulations and better optimization of energy production.
- Prediction and reduction of energy losses – With AI-based airflow models, Siemens Gamesa will be able to predict and minimize energy losses, which will increase the utilization of wind resources and the efficiency of the turbines.
- Improved maintenance and reliability – AI will be used to monitor the condition of the turbines in real time, so that errors can be detected and corrected before they develop. This should reduce downtime and reduce maintenance costs.
Siemens Gamesa collaboration can pave the way for others
Gefion, powered by DCAI, is among Europe's most powerful AI supercomputers and runs entirely on renewable energy. The system is based on NVIDIA DGX technology and the high-performance data platform WEKA, which makes it possible to perform industrial AI calculations quickly, energy-efficiently and with full data sovereignty.
The collaboration was presented at a ceremony where Minister of Industry and Trade Morten Bødskov emphasized that the initiative marks a new step for Danish business and the green industry.
- Gefion is a game changer for Danish business. The supercomputer increases the efficiency of Danish companies and is already playing an important role in the fight against climate change. Now Siemens Gamesa is at the forefront as the first industrial company in Denmark to use large-scale AI. This makes it possible to fine-tune the development of wind turbines and is a major step forward for both Danish industry and our green strength position, said the minister.
At DCAI, the collaboration is seen as an important step towards more Danish industrial companies exploiting the potential of artificial intelligence.
- Industrial AI is changing the way the world's infrastructure is built and operated, and welcoming Siemens Gamesa as a user of Gefion shows how quickly this development is happening. As the energy transition accelerates, companies need AI partners that can deliver scale, reliability and long-term vision. We are proud to bring our advanced AI capabilities to bear and help Siemens Gamesa optimize performance, accelerate innovation and expand the boundaries of what is possible in renewable energy, says Nadia Carlsten, CEO of DCAI.
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