Dug Technology Ltd, a technology company, provides hardware and software solutions for the technology and resource sectors in Australia, Malaysia, the United States, and the United Kingdom. The company offers high-performance computing as a service solution; data center cooling solutions; DUG Insight, a 2D/3D/pre-stack visualization and interpretation package; and DUG McCloud, a cloud solution for compute as a service, professional services, and software. It also provides data services, including on-demand support for data loading, quality control, and management; and geoscience services, such as seismic processing, DUG deblend, full waveform inversion, depth and least-squares imaging, petrophysical processing and interpretation, quantitative interpretation, and regional velocity model services. The company was incorporated in 2003 and is headquartered in West Perth, Australia.
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