The aluminium-ion battery can charge up to 60 times faster than lithium-ion cells. Saudi-backed Indian researchers Saturnose is becoming the latest to join the race for aluminium-ion batteries. Now SATURNOSE is witnessing backing from many quarters. It is now considered as the most disruptive new next gen deep technology rechargeable battery which is an alternative to lithium ion. On a first of kind proveness with technology backing. The energy storage solution we are building is the lowest per/KW in the world with best TCO and life of usage. The main feature of this new rechargeable battery enables the lowest CAPEX spend (almost one 3rd compared to lithium ion and 1/4th on pump storage), longer durability with efficiency. Aluminium-ion battery cells are a hotbed of development, particularly for automotive use. The graphene aluminium-ion battery cells from the Brisbane-based Graphene Manufacturing Group (GMG) are claimed to charge up to 60 times faster than the best lithium-ion cells and hold three times the energy of the best aluminium-based cells. This technology is going to bring potential challenge to India’s lithium-ion battery market, which was valued at $1.66 billion in 2020, and it is expected to reach $4.85 billion by 2027, registering a CAGR of 17.23% during the forecast period of 2022-2027.
The technology is first of its kind proven in the world and getting patented as EA2I (Enhanced altered Aluminium Ion). This is the first aluminium Ion commercial battery lab tested with advanced features to lithium Ion and extreme cost advantage. There is a group of scientists and experts from IIT Delhi building the technology with a global virtual team! The new company is fund backed from DANVENTURE, SA and has invited funding by Austria Govt to start. NITI Ayog with its scientific panel highly approved the technology and gave immense support and invited to have it in India. It is claimed that it will be the world’s first commercial-grade aluminium-ion solid-.
The aluminium-ion battery can charge up to 60 times faster than lithium-ion cells. Saudi-backed Indian researchers Saturnose is becoming the latest to join the race for aluminium-ion batteries. Now SATURNOSE is witnessing backing from many quarters. It is now considered as the most disruptive new next gen deep technology rechargeable battery which is an alternative to lithium ion. On a first of kind proveness with technology backing. The energy storage solution we are building is the lowest per/KW in the world with best TCO and life of usage. The main feature of this new rechargeable battery enables the lowest CAPEX spend (almost one 3rd compared to lithium ion and 1/4th on pump storage), longer durability with efficiency. Aluminium-ion battery cells are a hotbed of development, particularly for automotive use. The graphene aluminium-ion battery cells from the Brisbane-based Graphene Manufacturing Group (GMG) are claimed to charge up to 60 times faster than the best lithium-ion cells and hold three times the energy of the best aluminium-based cells. This technology is going to bring potential challenge to India’s lithium-ion battery market, which was valued at $1.66 billion in 2020, and it is expected to reach $4.85 billion by 2027, registering a CAGR of 17.23% during the forecast period of 2022-2027.
The technology is first of its kind proven in the world and getting patented as EA2I (Enhanced altered Aluminium Ion). This is the first aluminium Ion commercial battery lab tested with advanced features to lithium Ion and extreme cost advantage. There is a group of scientists and experts from IIT Delhi building the technology with a global virtual team! The new company is fund backed from DANVENTURE, SA and has invited funding by Austria Govt to start. NITI Ayog with its scientific panel highly approved the technology and gave immense support and invited to have it in India. It is claimed that it will be the world’s first commercial-grade aluminium-ion solid-
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UCIe technology is expected to bring innovations in semiconductor industry | VARINDIA News Hour
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The growing concern on the Semiconductor chip shortages have been aggravated by the pandemic. Manufacturing companies are increasing chip production – but the shortfall won't be resolved immediately. With the rising popularity of chiplets in semiconductors, market leaders in packaging, IP suppliers, foundries, and cloud service providers have joined forces to launch the Universal Chiplet Interconnect Express (UCIe) standard to establish an open ecosystem for future technologies. Industry leaders joining the initiative already include the likes of AMD, Intel, Meta, Microsoft, Google, TSMC, Samsung, Arm, and Qualcomm, whereas Nvidia is notably absent from the grouping, despite exploring a chiplet path for its next-generation GPU designs. The UCIe 1.0 specification is a complete standardized die-to-die interconnect, encompassing a physical layer, protocol stack, software model, and compliance testing, a consortium said. It natively maps PCI Express (PCIe) and Compute Express Link (CXL) protocols. The spec will enable end users to mix and match dies and other chiplet components from multiple sources with different packaging options.
According to Gordon Moore, the number of transistors in an integrated circuit doubles every two years (i.e., Moore's Law). However, maintaining this while using a monolithic design has gradually become more challenging, leading companies like AMD and Intel to use chiplet systems within their products. However, as chiplets become the new norm for CPUs and GPUs, developing an industry-wide standard would greatly help the industry, as manufacturing partners could use components from different ecosystems and still create an SoC with them. Besides the modularity it brings, implementing the new standard across the chip industry would also speed up the development of new
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India’s Internet Economy | $1 Trillion by 2030 | Digital Revolution | VARINDIA News Hour
India’s journey to a $1-trillion consumer internet economy has been a unique story of multiple internet sectors such as e-tailing, e-health, food tech, online mobility, and quick commerce, coming together to create a strong foundation for a consumption-led growth engine. The ongoing journey from digital-first to digital-forward was a result of multiple internet sectors having shown strong momentum post-COVID, as per RedSeer. Investors are recognising India’s golden opportunity without a second thought. In 2021, more than $40 billion of funding and 42 new unicorns were born. This is primarily because the country’s economy is becoming more skill-based and services-oriented, so more jobs are being created for skilled workers, which in turn is a major draw for investors. It has been fueled by a mix of burgeoning internet penetration rates, access to high-speed internet, and rising demand for online shopping and digital content consumption. India is home to an extremely distinct, heterogeneous population
base with varying social needs.
The report noted that applications prioritising vernacularity of language, verticalized super apps, and an omnichannel approach are increasingly allowing the third cohort to join the digital mainstream. India’s new digital revolution is further enabled by the growing tech adoption in the business to business space and an expanding and maturing internet consumer base. What is also noteworthy is that key internet economies, namely e-tail, eHealth, FoodTech, Online Mobility, and Billpay and Recharge, which had experienced a sharp downward spiral during COVID re-emerged much stronger. Additionally, the rise of tech adoption in the B2B space is bolstering India's new digital revolution. The report expressed immense optimism about India's growth, stating that the SaaS market size, which stood at about $3.5 billion in FY2
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Global Chip Industry | Government Pushing Country | Rise of AI | VARINDIA News Hour
As the world is facing an acute shortage of computer chips, hundreds of billions will be spent by governments and corporations in coming years on a 'chip race' with geopolitical as well as economic implications. The electronics market in India is currently $160 billion and is expected to touch $400 billion by 2026. The surprising thing is there is a value addition of only 15 percent to the Indian economy and the remaining 85 percent is either imported or completely knocked down units or semi-knocked down units and are absorbed by the Indian economy without any value creation. Forty percent of an item’s value is in components and another 40 percent is in IP and technology. So, your design should come from India and that IP value should get recognised in India. Patents should be filed in India. There was sudden growth arising due to the COVID-19, continued stay-at-home era caused by the coronavirus pushed demand beyond levels projected by chipmakers. Lockdowns spurred growth in sales of laptops to its highest in a decade. Home-networking gear, webcams and monitors were snapped up as office work moved out of the office, and Chromebooks as school left school. Sales also jumped for home appliances from TVs to air purifiers, all of which now come with customized chips.
The Global semiconductor manufacturing giant, TSMC and Samsung are working on 3nm mass production by 2022. The rise of artificial intelligence is another force pushing chipmakers to innovate: AI relies on massive data processing. More efficient or power-saving designs are also becoming a critical consideration given the so-called internet of things -- a universe of smart or connected devices from the beefiest phones to the most common light switches and refrigerators -- is expected to swell usage of chips exponentially in coming years. Now things are getting changed, the USP of India is very stron
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Russia- Ukraine War | Semiconductor Chip Industry | VARINDIA News Hour
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There is growing tension and bad news for the already-stressed #semiconductor chip industry. This comes at a time when chipmakers are struggling to keep up with the demand for chips across the computing and automobile sectors, among others. Experts predict that the Russia Ukraine war has the potential to constrain the supplies of neon and palladium – two critical components in the manufacturing of semiconductor chips. Ukraine is a major supplier of neon gas, which is used in the lithography stages of chip production. Sources said, Ukraine has a share of 90% semiconductor -grade of neon, a noble gas. The gas, a biproduct of Russian steel manufacturing, is purified in Ukraine, market research firm Techcet says. Russia is the source of 35% of the palladium used in the United States. The metal is used in sensors and memory, among other applications. This could lead to an increase in the cost of production of semiconductor chips. Both Russia and Ukraine are vital exporters of raw materials used in the manufacturing of Chipsets and semiconductors, with these chips being vital to all modern electrical devices, companies may decide to pass on these costs to buyers, leading to an increase in the prices of consumer technology products.
Europe faced one of its biggest security crises in decades, after Russia invaded Ukraine by land, air and sea. As per analysts, Russia is also a key supplier of neon and palladium – accounting for a third of the global supply of the metal. Palladium is a metal that is used for electronics, catalytic converters among other things. West’s sanctions against Russia could lead to a shortage of this metal and force manufacturers to scramble for alternative sources. Large chip companies said they expected limited supply chain disruption for now from the Russia-Ukraine conflict, thanks to raw material stockpiling a
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India’s tech industry's strong growth, crossed $200 bn in revenue | NASSCOM | VARINDIA News Hour
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Indian tech industry clocked double-digit growth across sub-sectors adding $30 bn in revenues in FY 2022 and nearly 450,000 jobs. #NASSCOM Tech CEO Survey 2022 says, 72% CXOs expect 2022 to be another growth year driven by digital demand and higher investments in R&D; Resilience and Agility integrated in the industry business model. The Indian technology industry crossed the $200 bn revenue mark, reaching $227 bn revenue in FY 2022, witnessing a $30 bn incremental revenue in the year with an overall growth rate of 15.5%. Recording the highest ever growth since 2011, all sub-sectors of the industry recorded double-digit growth across. Exports (including hardware) recorded a growth of 17.2% clocking revenue of $178 bn which is over 51% share of India’s total services exports. India’s massive digital infrastructure played a key role in driving India’s tech adoption with public digital platforms becoming the bedrock of India’s digital advantage. Industry experts say, Fiscal 2022 has been a breakthrough year for the Indian technology industry. India has emerged as a global hub for digital talent with over 5 million tech workforce.
The industry recorded nearly 10% estimated growth in direct employee pool in FY2022E with a highest-ever net addition of approximately 450,000 to its employee base. With 1 out of 3 employees already digitally skilled, the digital tech talent pool is at 1.6 million, growing at a CAGR of 25%. With massive focus on reskilling and upskilling, the Indian tech industry reskilled approximately 280k employees in FY2022. With over 36% of women employees, the Indian tech industry is one of the largest private-sector women employers in India with over 1.8 mn women in the workforce. The industry also undertook over 290 M&As with their primary focus as digital. India continues t
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MUMBAI: The stuttering automotive industry needs to get back to speed and return to double-digit growth in the coming five years if the government wants to attain its vision of $5 trillion economy by 2024, stated industry captains at a Times Network India Conclave 2019 held in Mumbai on Monday. They stressed that the Indian industry needs to pave its own path rather than aping the west with a clear long term policy for the coming decade.
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SAMARPAN is an ode to the dedicated team of ASHI, Haryana and Ashiana Children's Home, as they mark their Golden Jubilee this year in 2019. Available in Hindi and English Subtitles.
Watch the full film 'SAMARPAN' online on
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- ASHI, Haryana's website - https://ashi-haryana.org/
About ASHI, Haryana:
Association for Social Health in India (ASHI) is a Voluntary and Social Organization aiming at challenging those conditions that lead to exploitation of women and children for anti-social purposes by providing shelter for Destitute & Orphan children and arranging for their education, vocational training and rehabilitation are one of the Association’s main activities. The Governor of Haryana, their Chief Patron, visits the Home once a year to encourage and bless the children.
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Produced by: Association of Social Health in India (Haryana State Branch), Pinaka Mediaworks & Rolling Frames Entertainment.
Director: Ojaswwee Sharma
Production House - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP
- Associate Director: Rohit Kumar
- Editor: Bhasker Pandey
- Cinematography Team:
Raman Kumar
Harjas Singh Marwah
Surinder Singh
- Subtitles: Diveeja Sharma
For Pinaka Mediaworks LLP (India)
- Co-founder & CFO: Sunil Sharma
- Brand Communication Head: Diveeja Sharma
- Head of Post Production: Bhasker Pandey
- Legal Advisor: Vishal Taneja
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SAMARPAN is an ode to the dedicated team of ASHI, Haryana and Ashiana Children's Home, as they mark their Golden Jubilee this year in 2019. Available in Hindi and English Subtitles.
Watch the full film 'SAMARPAN' online on
- Rolling Frames Entertainment - (https://rfetv.in)
- VEBLR - (https://veblr.com/)
- ASHI, Haryana's website - https://ashi-haryana.org/
About ASHI, Haryana:
Association for Social Health in India (ASHI) is a Voluntary and Social Organization aiming at challenging those conditions that lead to exploitation of women and children for anti-social purposes by providing shelter for Destitute & Orphan children and arranging for their education, vocational training and rehabilitation are one of the Association’s main activities. The Governor of Haryana, their Chief Patron, visits the Home once a year to encourage and bless the children.
All Rights Reserved - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP - 2019
Produced by: Association of Social Health in India (Haryana State Branch), Pinaka Mediaworks & Rolling Frames Entertainment.
Director: Ojaswwee Sharma
Production House - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP
- Associate Director: Rohit Kumar
- Editor: Bhasker Pandey
- Cinematography Team:
Raman Kumar
Harjas Singh Marwah
Surinder Singh
- Subtitles: Diveeja Sharma
For Pinaka Mediaworks LLP (India)
- Co-founder & CFO: Sunil Sharma
- Brand Communication Head: Diveeja Sharma
- Head of Post Production: Bhasker Pandey
- Legal Advisor: Vishal Taneja
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SAMARPAN is an ode to the dedicated team of ASHI, Haryana and Ashiana Children's Home, as they mark their Golden Jubilee this year in 2019. Available in Hindi and English Subtitles.
Watch the full film 'SAMARPAN' online on
- Rolling Frames Entertainment - (https://rfetv.in)
- VEBLR - (https://veblr.com/)
- ASHI, Haryana's website - https://ashi-haryana.org/
About ASHI, Haryana:
Association for Social Health in India (ASHI) is a Voluntary and Social Organization aiming at challenging those conditions that lead to exploitation of women and children for anti-social purposes by providing shelter for Destitute & Orphan children and arranging for their education, vocational training and rehabilitation are one of the Association’s main activities. The Governor of Haryana, their Chief Patron, visits the Home once a year to encourage and bless the children.
All Rights Reserved - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP - 2019
Produced by: Association of Social Health in India (Haryana State Branch), Pinaka Mediaworks & Rolling Frames Entertainment.
Director: Ojaswwee Sharma
Production House - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP
- Associate Director: Rohit Kumar
- Editor: Bhasker Pandey
- Cinematography Team:
Raman Kumar
Harjas Singh Marwah
Surinder Singh
- Subtitles: Diveeja Sharma
For Pinaka Mediaworks LLP (India)
- Co-founder & CFO: Sunil Sharma
- Brand Communication Head: Diveeja Sharma
- Head of Post Production: Bhasker Pandey
- Legal Advisor: Vishal Taneja
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SAMARPAN is an ode to the dedicated team of ASHI, Haryana and Ashiana Children's Home, as they mark their Golden Jubilee this year in 2019. Available in Hindi and English Subtitles.
Watch the full film 'SAMARPAN' online on
- Rolling Frames Entertainment - (https://rfetv.in)
- VEBLR - (https://veblr.com/)
- ASHI, Haryana's website - https://ashi-haryana.org/
About ASHI, Haryana:
Association for Social Health in India (ASHI) is a Voluntary and Social Organization aiming at challenging those conditions that lead to exploitation of women and children for anti-social purposes by providing shelter for Destitute & Orphan children and arranging for their education, vocational training and rehabilitation are one of the Association’s main activities. The Governor of Haryana, their Chief Patron, visits the Home once a year to encourage and bless the children.
All Rights Reserved - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP - 2019
Produced by: Association of Social Health in India (Haryana State Branch), Pinaka Mediaworks & Rolling Frames Entertainment.
Director: Ojaswwee Sharma
Production House - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP
- Associate Director: Rohit Kumar
- Editor: Bhasker Pandey
- Cinematography Team:
Raman Kumar
Harjas Singh Marwah
Surinder Singh
- Subtitles: Diveeja Sharma
For Pinaka Mediaworks LLP (India)
- Co-founder & CFO: Sunil Sharma
- Brand Communication Head: Diveeja Sharma
- Head of Post Production: Bhasker Pandey
- Legal Advisor: Vishal Taneja
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SAMARPAN is an ode to the dedicated team of ASHI, Haryana and Ashiana Children's Home, as they mark their Golden Jubilee this year in 2019. Available in Hindi and English Subtitles.
Watch the full film 'SAMARPAN' online on
- Rolling Frames Entertainment - (https://rfetv.in)
- VEBLR - (https://veblr.com/)
- ASHI, Haryana's website - https://ashi-haryana.org/
About ASHI, Haryana:
Association for Social Health in India (ASHI) is a Voluntary and Social Organization aiming at challenging those conditions that lead to exploitation of women and children for anti-social purposes by providing shelter for Destitute & Orphan children and arranging for their education, vocational training and rehabilitation are one of the Association’s main activities. The Governor of Haryana, their Chief Patron, visits the Home once a year to encourage and bless the children.
All Rights Reserved - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP - 2019
Produced by: Association of Social Health in India (Haryana State Branch), Pinaka Mediaworks & Rolling Frames Entertainment.
Director: Ojaswwee Sharma
Production House - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP
- Associate Director: Rohit Kumar
- Editor: Bhasker Pandey
- Cinematography Team:
Raman Kumar
Harjas Singh Marwah
Surinder Singh
- Subtitles: Diveeja Sharma
For Pinaka Mediaworks LLP (India)
- Co-founder & CFO: Sunil Sharma
- Brand Communication Head: Diveeja Sharma
- Head of Post Production: Bhasker Pandey
- Legal Advisor: Vishal Taneja
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SAMARPAN is an ode to the dedicated team of ASHI, Haryana and Ashiana Children's Home, as they mark their Golden Jubilee this year in 2019. Available in Hindi and English Subtitles.
Watch the full film 'SAMARPAN' online on
- Rolling Frames Entertainment - (https://rfetv.in)
- VEBLR - (https://veblr.com/)
- ASHI, Haryana's website - https://ashi-haryana.org/
About ASHI, Haryana:
Association for Social Health in India (ASHI) is a Voluntary and Social Organization aiming at challenging those conditions that lead to exploitation of women and children for anti-social purposes by providing shelter for Destitute & Orphan children and arranging for their education, vocational training and rehabilitation are one of the Association’s main activities. The Governor of Haryana, their Chief Patron, visits the Home once a year to encourage and bless the children.
All Rights Reserved - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP - 2019
Produced by: Association of Social Health in India (Haryana State Branch), Pinaka Mediaworks & Rolling Frames Entertainment.
Director: Ojaswwee Sharma
Production House - Pinaka Mediaworks LLP
- Associate Director: Rohit Kumar
- Editor: Bhasker Pandey
- Cinematography Team:
Raman Kumar
Harjas Singh Marwah
Surinder Singh
- Subtitles: Diveeja Sharma
For Pinaka Mediaworks LLP (India)
- Co-founder & CFO: Sunil Sharma
- Brand Communication Head: Diveeja Sharma
- Head of Post Production: Bhasker Pandey
- Legal Advisor: Vishal Taneja
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