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How AI and Quantum-Inspired Optimization Services Help Energy Producers Tackle Top Business Challenges

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Evolving market and societal forces are driving today’s energy producers to reimagine their operational business models. The energy sector has recently seen significant shifts and, as a result, business pressures to tackle compounding industry challenges are on the rise. Energy producers operate in a heavily regulated industry where shifting regulations…

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Nicholas Lee

Nicholas is Sr. Director, AI and Quantum, Fujitsu Intelligence Technology. He has over 16 years of industry experience transforming nascent technologies and ideas into new business models and industry-leading products and services in globally distributed and culturally diverse markets.

Nicholas has authored over 21 thought-leadership pieces and white papers on various topics, such as quantum, artificial intelligence, big data and digital transformation. More recently, he has published two white papers on sustainability: “Delivering Growth in Sustainable Development Goal’s (SDG’s) Regions through Data Monetization” and “Building a More Sustainable Future for the Energy Sector.”

Nicholas is involved in several groundbreaking projects, such as early detection of diseases, enabling data-driven supply chains, lowering costs of renewable energy production, reducing transport carbon emissions, advancements in resource optimization, outperforming financial markets through portfolio optimization and advancing smart city uptake through citywide innovation.

Nicholas has deep industry domain expertise in energy, manufacturing, financial services, healthcare, retail and enterprise IT.

For more information: digital.energy@fujitsu.com

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