General Electric on AWS
General Electric (GE) operates in 180 countries and has been a leader in industrial manufacturing for more than a century. Combining world-class engineering with software and analytics, GE helps the world work more efficiently, reliably, and safely. The company uses more than 2,000 cloud applications and 55 AWS services to build scale, efficiency, and performance across its aviation, power, healthcare, and renewable energy businesses.
GE Renewable Energy’s Digital Services Platform Achieves 99.9% Data Availability on AWS
2021
GE Renewable Energy (GERE) modernized its Digital Services platform on AWS, improving scalability, availability, and agility. To support demand for carbon-free electricity and improve compute capabilities, GERE’s Digital Services team engaged in a platform modernization effort to improve the management, processing, and analysis of the terabytes of data produced across its fleet of over 40,000 assets. GERE developed a highly available digital platform using multiple AWS services, including Amazon EKS and Amazon MSK. By migrating to an AWS-powered solution, GERE improved deployment frequency, achieved 99.9 percent availability, and can scale without provisioning infrastructure.
Avio Aero Accelerates Business Growth with HPC Solution on AWS
How GE Power Uses AWS to Monitor Power Plants and Save Its Customers Millions
2018
As a leading global medical-technology company, GE Healthcare provides a broad portfolio of products, solutions, and services used in the diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of patients and in the development and manufacture of biopharmaceuticals. To provide faster access to healthcare data and help improve diagnoses and treatment, GE Healthcare launched the GE Health Cloud on AWS, giving healthcare professionals a single portal for sharing and accessing enterprise imaging applications.
GE Health Cloud
"By running the GE Health Cloud on AWS, we are able to collect, store, process, and provide access to data from a diverse and global set of medical devices starting with imaging. Healthcare providers can use our cloud apps to share this data and collaborate more easily."
Andre Sublett
Health Cloud, Learning Factory, and Core Services Engineer, Healthcare Digital at GE
AWS is How: GE Renewable Energy Increases Wind Energy Production
2021
As one of the world’s leading wind turbine suppliers, GE Renewable Energy has over 49,000 units installed and generating wind electricity across the globe. GE engineers have built “digital twins” of the turbines to gather data and insights from their physical counterparts, and GE Renewable Energy has created a data lake on AWS where it collects and analyzes that machine data for actionable insights.
How GE Power Uses AWS to Monitor Power Plants and Save Its Customers Millions
2018
GE Power technology produces a third of the world’s electricity and equips 90 percent of power-transmission utilities worldwide. Using data analytics on AWS, GE Power helps its power-plant customers save millions of dollars, stream 500,000 data records per second, and scale to support the ingestion of 20 billion sensor-data tags.
GE Healthcare Drives Better Outcomes With Machine Learning
Legacy GE Oil & Gas Moves to AWS in Digital Transformation, Achieves 52% IT Savings
Avio Aero, a GE Aviation Business, Uses AWS to Manage Expense Purchase Approvals
2019
Learn how Avio Aero developed a serverless application using AWS that allows its finance team to manage expense approvals and purchase orders.
GE Predix Platform Uses Amazon Elasticache to Present Consistent Services to Developers
2018
Predix Platform from GE Digital implemented Open Service Broker API on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) to present standard, consistent services to developers, who develop container-based applications on AWS.