Technology company Cordulus has been operating since 2016 and is today regarded as a leading provider of AI-powered weather solutions. By combining innovative AI with advanced weather technology, the company provides customers in more than 22 countries with timely insights into an increasingly changeable climate.
Even small fluctuations in wind and solar conditions can have a significant impact on customers’ businesses. By collecting, analysing and enriching weather data, Cordulus supports better decision-making and contributes to sustainability initiatives around the world.
Cordulus’ proprietary AI weather models are, on average, 63% more accurate than traditional forecasts. The company has made a particularly strong impact within agriculture, helping optimise sowing and irrigation, fertilisation and crop protection, as well as planning and harvesting.
But the technology also provides hyperlocal weather data and intelligent forecasting that deliver both financial and climate-related benefits across other industries. This includes cross-border energy infrastructure projects, optimisation within construction and logistics, and, most recently, some of the world’s largest international motorsport events and teams. With this growing range of use cases, Cordulus has its sights firmly set on further expansion.
An infrastructure designed for global growth
Cordulus has ambitious plans to take its Danish weather technology further onto the global stage. Today, AI-powered weather solutions and highly accurate forecasts can make a significant difference across the energy market, agriculture and international motorsport. With a network of currently 4,500 weather stations collecting and enriching local data across Northern Europe, the platform is set to scale even further across international industries.
The vast amounts of data collected from weather forecasts and models enable Cordulus’ real-world AI to provide greater accuracy than traditional models. Combined with the continued expansion of its global weather network, this places significant demands on the infrastructure supporting the platform. The company’s cloud strategy must therefore support both the advanced sensors, weather stations and monitoring systems that collect millions of real-world data points every day and the rapid pace of business growth.
With Sentia providing specialist guidance and support, and a cloud infrastructure built on Amazon Web Services, Cordulus now has access to the IT resources required to efficiently store and process data from its physical data pipelines. This robust foundation enables demanding workloads to run on a cloud architecture designed to support flexibility, scalability and operational reliability.
"Our customers are all heavily affected by the weather and therefore depend on forecasts they can trust. We provide clarity and accuracy, and we can see how our technology has the potential to create significant value across even more industries. With a well-designed cloud strategy in place, we have ensured that we can move quickly when entering new markets."
- Morten Birk, Co-founder & CTO, Cordulus
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