Texas-based energy software firm Quorum Software announced the acquisition of Glasgow-based Streamba, which it called “an AI-native supply chain platform purpose-built for energy.”

Quorum said: “This acquisition advances Quorum’s position as the AI platform for the energy industry — embedding intelligent, real-time orchestration across upstream, midstream, measurement, SCADA and supply chain. For the first time, energy operators can connect planning, execution and back office in a single, AI-powered system.

“Quorum has built a comprehensive energy software platform through sustained innovation and strategic acquisitions, spanning planning, production operations, measurement, accounting, hydrocarbon management and logistics.

“Streamba’s Visibility, Orchestration and Response (VOR) platform adds a centralized operational intelligence layer that unifies data, workflows and cross-functional teams across the supply chain—surfacing what matters, enabling rapid response to disruptions and progressively shifting coordination from manual to agentic.”

Quorum Software CEO Paul Langenbahn said: “Energy is entering the agentic era, and the companies that will lead it are those whose software doesn’t just report on operations – it runs them.

“Streamba is not an adjacency play. It is a direct extension of our core thesis: that the energy industry deserves an AI platform that connects every workflow from the reservoir to the back office. With Streamba inside Quorum, our customers gain an end-to-end platform that turns operational complexity into competitive advantage.”

Streamba CEO Steven Calder said: “Streamba was built on a simple idea: operators should be able to trust the context behind every decision and prove the outcome afterward.

“VOR is a governed execution layer, and joining Quorum lets us bring it to more operators worldwide while keeping it complementary to the systems our customers already rely on.”