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2022年5月18日

格拉迪安特收购 Synauta 以推进数字孪生技术 | Venture Beat

总部位于波士顿的水处理解决方案提供商格拉迪安特收购了人工智能技术公司Synauta，以加速水处理行业数字孪生技术的应用。.

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May 17, 2022

格拉迪安收购了机器学习公司Synauta，以推动水领域的AI技术发展

Gradiant has acquired Synauta, a Canadian AI water technology firm, to accelerate digital twin adoption in industrial water treatment. This strategic move strengthens Gradiant’s end-to-end water solutions and enhances operational efficiency with advanced AI. The combination enables smarter, more sustainable water management at a global scale.

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April 28, 2022

Earth911 Podcast: Gradiant’s Prakash Govindan on Making Industrial Water Systems Sustainable

在 Earth911 Podcast, Gradiant COO Prakash Govindan explains how water is used in across industries and how reuse is essential to sustainable manufacturing.

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January 25, 2022

Water Scarcity Concerns Drive Semiconductor Industry to Adopt New Technologies | IEEE Spectrum

Microchip shortages have semiconductor manufacturing in high demand, requiring more water. Gradiant recycles industrial water for more economic manufacturing.

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January 17, 2022

Cleantech Solutions Enabling Sustainability in Asia and Its Semiconductor Industry | Water and Wastewater Asia

With 40% of the world’s manufacturing, Asia plays a critical role. Gradiant COO Prakash Govindan emphasizes how water sustainability is key to the supply chain.

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January 17, 2022

Water’s Critical Role in Semiconductor Manufacturing | Industry Today

Industry Today and Gradiant’s Co-Founder Prakash Govindan discuss the need for efficient water management across semiconductor fabs.

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January 14, 2022

India’s Chip Plans to Stimulate UPW Market | Global Water Intelligence

全球水智库 interviews Gradiant India’s Managing Director Ravichandran Selvaraj to discuss India’s chip plans and its need for ultrapure water.

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December 9, 2021

Planned Fabs Boost Ultrapure Water Demand, a Test for Recycling Tech | Fierce Electronics

Water shortage has been a concern in the Western U.S. and with more proposed chip fabs in those areas, industrial water recycling is critical to avoid scarcity.